Showing posts with label farm scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farm scene. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Before Plucking

20"x10"
Oil on Panel
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Here's the latest painting for the project::  "An Uncommon Beauty--Paintings of Life and Land East of the Cascades".  Visit this link to read more about it http://anuncommonbeautyproject.blogspot.com

Monday, October 31, 2011

"Feeding the Chickens"


6"x6"
Oil on Panel
$125 plus $10 domestic s/h
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The more I looked at yesterday's painting, the less happy I was with it, so here it is with changes.  I added the chickens and changed a couple of other details.  I think it's definitely an improvement!  Needless to say, yesterday's painting no longer exists. . .

Sunday, October 30, 2011

"In the Farmyard, Feeding the Rooster"--not available

Oil on Panel
6"x6"

A friend of mine took photos of this little girl and sent them to me--a great subject!  I was attracted by the lighting and the feel of the hot summer day.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

"Feathered Friends"


8"x6"
Oil on Board
$150includes s/h
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Here's another view of a couple of Tammy's chickens. They are such a great subject--no wonder so many people paint them! I hope to do more myself! I was thinking more about brushstrokes on this on and on keeping the color as rich as I could--sometimes it's really hard to not let the colors lightened with white from getting too flat and chalky. I'm not sure how to avoid that!

Friday, July 11, 2008

"Day's End"


6"x6"
Oil on Board
$100 plus $10 domestic s/h
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This little painting is from a visit earlier this week to the farm I grew up on. The sun was about down and it was so quiet. Some of the sounds you hear are the horses snorting or their tails swishing, a hawk calling and the sprinklers watering the fields. The light is beautiful as it stretches over the fields. I'd like to spend more time learning to capture that!