Isn't Life Peachy?

 

Isn't Life Peachy?

24" x 12" Oil and Charcoal on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Mixed-Media Painting

Currently framed up and hanging at Dutch Art Gallery.

Thanks for looking at my blog!  Kay

On my easel...

 

On my easel this week is a 24" x 24" canvas.  I am experimenting with silver leaf and some layers and layers of oils.  I used a fresh bunch of blooms from my local florist, and have almost finished it!  Some small adjustments and details to be added, but for now this canvas is drying in the studio.  I hope to return to it soon!  Thanks for looking, Kay

I Can See Forever

I Can See Forever

30" x 40" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Landscape

Contact Kay for purchasing info.

Thanks for looking at my blog.  KMW

Iris Garden

Iris Garden

16" x 20" Oil on RayMar Panel

Contemporary Floral

Iris Garden is framed up and ready for a new home.  With this panel I was pushing the colors in what I considered a lavender and green photograph, adding different shades of greens, blues and purples, with pops of orange and turqoise.  I am back in the studio after a nice vacation in the desert.  Painting some beautiful blooms!    Thanks for looking at my blog.  Kay

Color My World

Color My World

16" x 20" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

This oil painting is full of movement and color.  There are layers of paint, all mixed together with my knife, then applied generously on the panel.  This painting is framed up in a handsome custom frame.  It is available for purchase.  Contact Kay for more information.  Thank you, KMW

Country Church - Sold

 

Country Church

SOLD!

10" x 10" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Oil Painting

Photo Credit:  Jay Garrison

Thank you Pam Massar of Dutch Art Gallery for placing this painting in a collector's home.  I loved the way it was custom framed.  Thanks for looking at my blog and art.  KMW

Flamboyant

 

Flamboyant

24" x 36" Oil and Charcoal on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Abstract

This abstract started out as a floral, and morphed into something else.  I had a very good time working on it, using lots of thick juicy oils.  At the end I wanted some calligraphy and some smaller strokes, so I used a willow charcoal stick and a small tool made for ceramics.  I like the movement and the color palette on this canvas...it's happy and fun!  Thanks for looking at my blog.  Contact Kay for more info on the art posted here.  Thanks, Kay

Sunflower Patch

 

Sunflower Patch

24" x 24" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Floral

Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas custom framed this painting, and it is hanging at the gallery.  Contact the gallery of Kay for more info.  Kay

Wild and Wicked

Wild and Wicked

10" x 10" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Cacti Series

Framed in a beautiful contemporary floater frame, this painting is hanging at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas.  Contact the gallery or Kay Wyne for purchasing info.  Thanks, KMW

High Drama

 

 

High Drama

Contemporary Abstract

24" x 24" Oil and Charcoal on Gallery Wrap Canvas

This painting is framed up and now at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas.  As I painted, I pushed and pulled the flowers, moving the paint.    I wanted the flowers to go in and out of focus, and loose some edges.  If you look closely, you can see I used charcoal to draw into the paint.  I was experimenting with some different color combinations.  Thanks for looking at my art.  Kay

Floral Commission

 

Floral Bouquet/Commission

NFS

16" x 16" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Floral/Palette Knife Painting

I was asked to paint a lovely bride's bouquet...and I was happy to do so!  The bride and groom sent me photos of the wedding, with the idea that I could reproduce the bouquet on canvas.  The off-white roses are surrounded by violet crocus, tiny white flowering daisies and greenery.  I used a brush to lay out the painting, and then pulled out the palette knives so that the canvas would have plenty of texture.  I applied layers and layers of paint to give the arrangement fullness and depth.  I hope that the newly weds enjoy the floral painting, as a reminder of their very special wedding day.  Thanks for looking at my blog...Kay