Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruit. Show all posts

Friday, June 12, 2020

Sunny Day

Sunny Day
16" x 12" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel
Contemporary Still Life
I started with a photograph that I took last year in Greece of a food market, and zoomed in on a crate of lemons.  It was a sunny day, and the golden yellows were brilliant as I looked at the lemon harvest.  I had a good time at the easel painting this one, and I was thinking about starting a new series...I would have a good time going to the Dallas Farmers Market (if I practiced social distancing, of course) and picking out some fresh fruits or veggies to paint.   This painting is finished, and drying in the studio.  Thanks for looking at my blog.  Kay

Sunday, October 25, 2015

Peonies, Fruit, and Fabric by Kay Wyne

Peonies, Fruit, and Fabric
24" x 30" Oil on Canvas Panel
Contemporary Still Life Painting
I loved painting these peonies.  They were big and full, loose and colorful.  The background, apples and ceramic pitcher were more challenging than the flowers.  I was using a some new paints...Classic Oils, which I found to be very juicy and I liked the way I could move the paint around on the canvas.  It wasn't thick and gummy, it had the consistency of sour cream.  Concentrating on the shadows and the reflections, I was painting this still life in the Sahli Studio in Evergreen, Colorado.  Don is a wonderful artist and had some interesting set-ups in the studio.  Contact Kay for purchasing info.  This painting is framed in a dark moulding with gold lip.  Thanks for looking....Kay

Saturday, March 7, 2015

Sun Filled Day

Sun Filled Day
20" x 16" Oil on Canvas
Contemporary Still Life Painting
I am posting this Sun Filled Day because
it looks like we have a sunny day in Dallas
today!  Contact Kay for more information on this 
painting or any other paintings posted on
this blog.  Kay

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Cottage Still Life

Cottage Still Life
20" x 24" Oil on Canvas
This painting is drying after painting it in Colorado at a Don Sahli workshop.  It was an interesting arrangement...and because of the subject matter, it reminded John and I of the cottage in Michigan.  I loved the enamel pitcher, fruit, antique platter and dish towel it felt like I was pulling things from the cottage for the still life.  The light was bouncing off the ceramic jar and the the fruit.  The oils will take a long time to dry, since I used very little medium with the oils.  Thanks for looking at the art posted here....contact Kay with any questions concerning my art.  Thanks, KMW

Friday, August 16, 2013

Peonies, Fruit & Fabric

Peonies, Fruit & Fabric
24" x 30" Oil on Canvas
This still life is signed and now drying at the studio.
There were several challenges in this painting for me...
putting in the shadows, the hi lights on the fruit, and nailing
down the colors.  I loved the fullness of the peonies 
and the large shadow that was cast in this still life.  


Here is a close up - you can see the juicy 
colors and brush strokes.
I used a #12 Filbert on most of the painting and
some new paints.  It is always fun to find
new materials to paint with.  Thanks for looking
at the art posted here.  Contact Kay Wyne for
purchasing information.  KMW

Friday, August 9, 2013

Flowers and Fruit

Flowers and Fruit
Still Life
24" x 24" Oil on Canvas
Contact Kay Wyne for purchasing information.
Thanks, KMW

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Floral



This 16" x 20" canvas has lots of things going on...fruit, flowers, plates, and vases. It is loaded with color and movement. It is very painterly, and it was one of my "quick" paintings that I did not labor over. Once the paint was on the canvas, I left it. I did not go back and fuss over anything. I need to see what it looks like with a frame. I hope that you enjoy it....