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Showing posts with label Texas bluebonnet painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas bluebonnet painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Elsie in Bluebonnets - Jersey cow standing in bluebonnets by Debbie Grayson Lincoln



8 X 6 Oil on Panel  
$125 includes shipping and Insurance US
I have a Jersey cow named Abbey, but she is black. THIS cow is how most people envision a Jersey - a cream color with a dish face and tiny horns. My 2nd cow, Sophie, is a Jersey, too, but she is a "mulberry" color - with dark legs and a deep, reddish brown body. I have learned that the color of a cow does NOT affect the milk - it's ALL GOOD!
If you are interested in this painting, click here to send me an email. I accept checks and Paypal. I can also arrange LAYAWAY. To view my latest paintings on Daily Painters go HERE. To view larger paintings, go to my Website HERE. To view a wealth of OTHER Texas Artists, enjoy THIS site!

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Country Spring Harmony by Judy Crowe


Country Spring Harmony  11x14 oil on linen panel

Hi Friends, I have been working, just not blogging.  Wow I can't believe it's easy to let time pass by but I have purposely been trying to limit my time on the computer-to paint more.  Painting is becoming my number one priority.  I am hoping to enter some new shows and some shows that I haven't had the work to enter in recent years.  Since my son left in January, I have tried to clear my schedule for everything except painting.  I have tried to be more critical of my work also so that I don't put images out there that I 'm not happy with.  I hope to get better--- as we all do I suppose.

This painting was done a couple of weeks ago on a country road outside of Magnolia Texas.  It was a little overcast, the sun was in and out, but this scene caught me eye.  Even with clouds, it was pretty.  I hope I captured the morning.  These are Texas bluebonnets.  Bluebonnets can be a picky flower are a little hard to paint if you want to keep them loose.  I prefer simplicity and color over detail.

Thank  you for visiting my blog!

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Spring Gift by Sheri Jones

Spring Gift 
6x6 on Raymar canvas panel

It was a real delight to see and smell the new blooms of blue bonnets.  They have a fragrant scent that can't be beat.  I painted this on Sunday afternoon. It was a perfect spring day with warm temperatures and low winds. This is available for purchase. $150.00
Sheri@sheriart.net
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www.sheriart.blogspot.com
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