Looking At You

 

Looking At You

10" x 10" Oil on RayMar Panel

Contemporary Bovine Series

I got in a cow mood in the studio this week, and thought it would be fun to paint a Hereford.  I have painted bovine beauties in the past, and it was good to paint this guy for a change.  He's colorful and as he looks straight on to you, he is full of personality.  My brush strokes are loose.  The oils are thick and layered.  This painting is drying in the studio, and will be framed up.  Contact Kay for more info.  Thanks for looking at my blog!

Cowgirl

Cowgirl

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Bovine Series

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Thanks, KMW

Cowgirl by Kay Wyne

Cowgirl

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Bovine Painting

Cowgirl is wishing you a Merry Christmas from warm and sunny Dallas!

John and I celebrated with our kiddos and one special little guy.

I hope you all have a safe and enjoyable holiday.

Kay

Cowgirl

Cowgirl 

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Bovine Painting

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This painting is looking for a new home.

Thanks for looking at my blog.

Kay

How Now Brown Cow

How Now Brown Cow

40" x 30" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Bovine Painting

Ready to hang - frame is optional.  Sides of canvas are painted.  This painting is for sale.  Contact Kay for purchasing info.  Thanks, Kay

Oreo

Oreo

18" x 18" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Bovine Series

Oreo is looking for a new home!

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Thanks, Kay

On My Easel...

On my easel...

This contemporary cow is not finished as it needs some details, hi-lights and low-lights.  I need get into the studio today and put some finishing strokes on her.  She also needs a name....I will work on that.  Thanks for looking at my blog.  Kay

Cowgirl by Kay Wyne

Cowgirl

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Cow Painting

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on this painting....or any of my art.

Thanks, Kay

Contemporary Cow, to be named.

This painting is a 9" x 12" painting of a cow from a ranch in Columbus, Texas. I had taken a photograph of this bovine beauty several years ago, and I was in the mood to paint something different this week. He will look great framed up. If you are interested in this painting, please contact Kay at kay@kwyne.com. He will be moving to a gallery once he is dry. Thanks, Kay

Elsie

Elsie

Oil on Canvas

16" x 20"

This painting is currently at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas. For more information on this contemporary oil painting, please contact me at 214-532-0325 or kay@kwyne.com.

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Martin Ranch Cow

Martin Ranch Cow

Oil on 12" x 12" Gallery Wrap Canvas

This lovely cow lives at the Martin Ranch in South Texas, near Columbus. Wait a minute, I think it is the Martin Farm. Anyway, last March the artists at Studio Art and Soul and a few other creative individuals went to John Martin's place (notice I did not say Ranch or Farm because I am not sure what it is.) I took alot of photos of cows. I finally finished this one today. Signed it. It has been in the works for about 6 months....but I got bored with her, and put her away for months. Now she is out!!!!

As my son, Blake was driving the Polaris around in the pasture, I was taking pics of these creatures. This one just stared at me. I have yet to name her, so I am open to any suggestions. My first cow I painted was Elsie, so that name is out. I was thinking about Harriett because she had big, hairy eye brows and eye lashes.

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contemporary cow

This painting is still on the easel. Only needs some high lights and a little more work on the eyes. This is one of the good looking cows that roamed the Martin Farm in south Texas. We had an artist's retreat there in March. As you can see, my photograph is on the left, and the 8" x 10" canvas is on the right. Not a great photo, but it gives me a chance to look at the painting. It is always good to stand back and view your art from a distance. It certainly looks better from afar than up close. I can see that I need to hit the nose and forehead with some lighter touches of paint. I also need to put the identification tag on his ear. It is orange and will blend in with his coloring. I don't know why I like cows...I don't know much about them, and I certainly don't get to see them very often since I live in the city. I probably need to name this cow...actually, I don't know if it is a male or female. I was kind of thinking of the name Maude. What do you think? I think she looks like a Maude. Let me know!!