Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Watercolor on paper
24" x 18"
$800
Not every painting fits into the category of being able to rework it
but, when it does it's okay, to give a painting a new life an perhaps
find a new home too. This beautiful watercolor is for sale.
Reworking a painting can be a good thing but, it can be also be the kiss
of death. When reworking a painting It's best to add color and
highlights but, try to refrain from lifting out broad areas of color and
rework it all together. In this case, i added some more shadows and highlights and painted the table/foreground in a more dynamic way, using several watercolor techniques like wet into wet, adding salt and painting in layers.
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| Wild flowers and grass |
Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas
$150 for a set of 2 / $85 each
A lovely set of 2 small impressionistic paintings inspired by my backyard in the summertime.
Working mostly with a secondary color palette and starting with a base wash of orange color makes the blue/green color on top "sing."
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| Pink flowers in a vase |
alcohol ink on yupo
$225
30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge
Enjoyed working with alcohol ink on yupo- a new technique for me!! Hope you like it.
Still a part of 30 paintings in 30 days .
A beautiful photo of the painting in the customer's home - Thank you Ann and Carl
Watercolor on paper
20" x 16"
$350
$450 framed
In this painting the contemporary dark background works to off set the white/light areas of the flower petals. The flower is in sharp focus vs the softer/blended background. The warm yellows contrast well with the cooler blues and purples.This is a painting of contrasts!
Lilacs are very popular in parks and gardens. The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University has a special day long celebration in May in honor of lilacs - Lilac Sunday is a Boston tradition.
20" x 16"
$350
$450 framed
In this painting the contemporary dark background works to off set the white/light areas of the flower petals. The flower is in sharp focus vs the softer/blended background. The warm yellows contrast well with the cooler blues and purples.This is a painting of contrasts!
Lilacs are very popular in parks and gardens. The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University has a special day long celebration in May in honor of lilacs - Lilac Sunday is a Boston tradition.
Here are some photos of yesterday's New England Watercolor Society's event at the Attleboro Art Museum-
NEWS President Jack Haran talking about my painting. He is discussing where the focal point is.
My friend Brenda, check out her website - http://www.angelfire.com/art2/brookside/
Brenda's beautiful painting (above) - "Anchored in Morning Light"
My favorite painting (above) "Last of the Night Dew" , by another friend Judy Metcalfe, see more of her beautiful work here - http://www.judymetcalfe.com/
This painting won the Stanhope Framer's Award.
NEWS President Jack Haran talking about my painting. He is discussing where the focal point is.
My friend Brenda, check out her website - http://www.angelfire.com/art2/brookside/
Brenda's beautiful painting (above) - "Anchored in Morning Light"
My favorite painting (above) "Last of the Night Dew" , by another friend Judy Metcalfe, see more of her beautiful work here - http://www.judymetcalfe.com/
This painting won the Stanhope Framer's Award.
Oil on canvasboard
8" x10"
White Roses
After Spanish artist JoaquĂn Sorolla
$150
This painting is a copy of a famous painting done by a Spanish artist JoaquĂn Sorolla done approx. in the year 1919. More of his works can be seen here- http://www.wikipaintings.org/en/joaqu-n-sorolla
I chose to copy this painting because i love the light and the colors he used to make this painting. It was a fun exercise to paint my favorite subject matter thru the eyes of another artist.
Thanks to many good friends, most of my work from this past year is SOLD. I have several auctions and art shows coming up so i am busy revising some of my unfinished work and getting it ready for submission. Below are some examples
Revised- New England Fall
Large painting 18" X24"
oil on canvas board
Revised Geraniums
8"X10"
oil on canvas board
Revised- New England FallLarge painting 18" X24"
oil on canvas board
Revised Geraniums8"X10"
oil on canvas board

Watercolor on paper
16" x 12"
plathia@hotmail.com
This painting is done from a photo taken in Judy's garden of her favorite pink Kwazan cherry blossoms hence the name.....
Award winner at the Chelmsford Art Society's annual July4th contest!
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