Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Brothers and Smile for Me

 
Brothers, 8x10, Oil on linen board, A study in two colors plus white... $30
email me to purchase with paypal: patriciadrawing@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
Smile for Me, 4x6, Oil on linen board, A study in two colors plus white... $20
email me to purchase with paypal: patriciadrawing@gmail.com
 

Wednesday, January 9, 2013

Catchin Some Rays (9 of 30)

 
Catchin Some Rays, 8x10, Oil on linen board, $40
 
I love this one.  The contrast between the values, and that vase make me very happy.  This photo for the most part is correct but there is a bit of blue outside the window pane, and on the tips of a few petals that are not showing up here for some reason.
I hope you like it.

Monday, January 7, 2013

Copper Sleeping (7 of 30)

 
Copper Sleeping, 8x10, Oil on linen board, $40
 
This is my baby.  
One of my greatest joys in life.
I really like the abstact quality of the stroke in this painting.
(If you think there is a tail missing, you are right,
he doesn't have one.)

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Charli Bear (6 of 30)

 
Charli Bear, 9x12, Oil on Linen, nfs
 
This is my sister Bridgid's dog when she was a puppy. 
This picture was so precious I had to paint it for her.
She sent this to me by cell phone.
She loved it when I showed it to her, and said
that I caught her expression.
I really enjoyed painting this little dog, but I did feel a bit of pressure because my sister really loves this dog. 
 
 
Detail of Charli Bear.
 

Monday, February 6, 2012

3 Roses and a donation


3 Roses,  Oil,  24 x 24

This is a painting I am donating to the Wrapped in Red Gala event
taking place on March 10, 2012 to benefit the American Red Cross - Louisville Area Chapter. 
It is one of my favorites :) 

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Where's the Stack?

Here are three pictures in reverse order from my process of painting
Where's the Stack? 6 x 6 Oil on gessobord. (#8)
1)  Finished Oil painting.
2)  Acrylic underpainting.
3)  Ink sketch.



This was challenging for me because I like to paint curvy things
and there were many straight lines on this little binder clip. 
This is one of my mementos from Carol's workshop.   It helps hold
in the little 6 x 6 canvas panels in place. 





Monday, January 9, 2012

Copper Too

Copper Too, 6 x 6, Gessobord, Oil  (#5)

This is a close up of my cat Copper as he sits in
the kitchen on the cushioned seat.  Since we found
him, he has liked this location to relax. 

Friday, January 6, 2012

Moo...


This is a cow from my photograph!  We (Scott and I) stopped on the side of the road in
Union Star Kentucky to take this photo.
It is a bit monochromatic and was done in the spirit of a "study".  

The one below is full color.
I am a little surprised how it turned out. 

Both are 6 x 6, gessobord, oil.




That is 2 so far for January....yes I am keeping track.  I need a goal!!

later, Trish