Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Monday, November 2, 2009

Couple more Knife Paintings

Wind turbine in a crisp mountain setting.
"Fresh Air" - 6x8 Oil on Canvas panel
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I painted this leaf couple of weeks ago. It's more loose and more abstract than the others. Originally, I was not totally sure about it, but it has grown on me since.

"Fall Leaf #3" - 5x7 Oil on Panel
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Thursday, October 8, 2009

Fall leaf #2

Fall Leaf #2 - This time I started and finished the painting with a palette knife...Felt good...
"Color of Fall #2" -6x6 oil on masonite
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

It's fall

In a last few days, I collected a few uniquely colored leaves - here is one of the red ones I picked up in a parking lot at work. Originally I started this painting with brushes, but sometime midstream, I switched to the palette knife.

"Color of Fall" - 6x6 oil on masonite
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Monday, May 25, 2009

Following the Masters Challenge

This is my first entry to the Following the Masters challenge. The challenge for this month was Landscapes. Here is my representation of the wonderful painting "Morning Catskill Valley" by George Inness. All his landscapes are truly exceptional and I had a difficult time picking a single one to work on. The colors on this one were just too lush for me to overlook - I love fall colors in particular orange - very yummy color.

"Lush Oranges" - 9x12 oil on canvas board
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"Morning Catskill Valley" by George Inness