Showing posts with label in the studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label in the studio. Show all posts

Saturday, March 11, 2023

Blooms

 

Blooms
Quadriptych
40" x 40" Oil on Four Canvases/Each canvas 20" x 20" 
Contemporary Floral Painting
I have had this large painting on my large easel in the studio for several months.  It started out with a fresh floral arrangement from my local florist in a beautiful antique silver champagne bucket. I did not like the composition I had drawn out on a canvas, so I decided to look at the arrangement from a bird's eye view.  The original arrangement only lasted a week, so I worked off of a photograph once the blooms had died.

Once I put my big shapes in, I decided that the painting needed more variety, more color and just more.  So that part was fun, as I added layer after layer.  This painting is drying in the studio.  I need to sign it, varnish it and then it will be ready for a frame (optional).  Thanks for looking at my art....please contact Kay with any questions or comments.  


Saturday, July 24, 2021

Let The Sun Shine In

Let The Sun Shine In
8" x 8" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel
Contemporary Still Life
sold
This painting was so much fun to paint...and in one session, alla prima.  I wish all of my painting experiences were fun and successful!  Yesterday's time in the studio was a disaster, as I painted for four hours on a canvas, wiped it, and painted it again.  It was so bad that I wiped it again, and hope to start something totally different today.  Thanks for looking at my blog!  Kay

Friday, March 1, 2019

On My Easel....

On my easel in the studio---one of many canvases that are started, and in different stages.  This canvas is 48" x 60", heavy duty gallery wrap.  I can't wait to see what happens today!  Have an artful day.  Kay

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Sitting on my easel....

Sitting on my easel....
36" x 36" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Floral Landscape
I started this colorful landscape a couple of months ago and didn't know what I was going to do with the background.  So I left it, and went on to some other paintings.  It would of been easier for me if I figured the background out before I started on the foreground.  But I don't always do things the easy and most logical method.  So, I am going to change the sky, horizon line and background.  So pretty much 2/3 of the canvas will be a different color palette.  This is my project for the week...I hope to post a completed painting soon.  Thanks for looking at this blog....Kay