Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts

Monday, April 7, 2014

I'm glad you were born

On the 4th was my dads birthday. He's been such a huge influence in my life, and is always pushing me to do a little more than I think I'm capable of. Dad, thank you for being patient and understanding and listening to me when I can find something to complain about. I painted a cupcake for his day, and I surprised myself by the end of it - I really like this one! Always learning, always gaining.
"I'm glad you were born"
Oil on Canvas

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Fort Fisher

One of my favorite places around Wilmington is Fort Fisher. My
 dog and I like to spend summer days galavanting around the park, while I carry her poo in special doggy bags made just for poo.
Oil on Canvas board 9X9

Relaxing is a practice

This particular painting really got the best of me. I promised myself I would paint 100 paintings, or at least START 100 paintings, and then re-access the learning process. This one taught me a lot about learning technique, which colors go down first and using my paint rags to wipe away paint when its necessary to me. 

Oil on Canvas Board
9X12


Monday, March 24, 2014

Let it out, girl

I remember coming into the studio on this particular day needing to paint out a feeling I had. I can't remember exactly what the feeling was, or why I chose this particular subject to paint but it's one of my favorite paintings I've done so far.
Oil on Canvas
8 1/2 X 11

"I don't work on Saturdays"

I painted this on what I like to usually take as a day off. You know you really love something when the nagging feeling of wanting to paint comes to haunt you even when you know you should just take the day off.
8X11 Oil on Canvas
$50

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

This is where I'm at today

5X7 Oil on Canvas
I had a lot of fun painting these eggs today.
$40 shipping included
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014

The Sunshine State

My dad and Uncle Jim rented a house in Florida for a month and somehow I wound up here too. We took a commission piece from an old friend of his. Here is a picture of me slowly cutting in the shoreline. I'm really excited to see how this turns out, as its the biggest painting my dad has ever done and the first piece of art I've gotten to make with him.
Oil on Canvas
Three 3X2