Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Sunflowers2 - SOLD

6x8 oil on Raymar panel
This one was really enjoyable to do - and I'm not one to do too may florals. I have more fun with the transparent glass, and I like the little pink bits that come through. But there's something about sunflowers that attract me - (there's that yellow again), and maybe it's the fact that they were VanGogh's fave.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Anticipation

8x10 oil on stretched canvas
There's that yellow again. Sometimes, it's a great exercise to just paint with the pure, unmixed colors on my palette, paying attention only to the value of the color. I like how this one addresses "heat" and "excitement" just with color. Arbitrary color, but definitely not arbitrary value.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Sunflower 1 - SOLD

6x6 oil on Raymar panel
There's something about intense yellow that I am always attracted to, probably because it's daring to break the rules and use paint right out of the tube. I like the composition in this one - the fact that the sunflower is a small part of the canvas and is still the most important element is cool.

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Impatients

6x8 oil on Raymar panel
$70.00 plus s&h
When I did this one, I wasn't paying any attention to whether I liked it or not. But a week later, I have really grown fond of it! The yellow pitcher is an antique store find. And the impatients - well - they are one of my favorite flowers. The red-orange and the simple shape is just so fun to paint!!