Time for Work

Another Poured painting. Trying to get the leather to look like leather is fun with this technique.
I was happy with the turn out of this painting. It will be 22x28 framed.   I have had trouble naming it, and it may change at some point.

Cowgirl Boots by Contemporary Palette Knife Artist, Judy Mackey

"Like Mother, Like Daughter"

6" x  6", Oil on Board

Sometimes it's seredipity to find a great photo to work from.  These boots and the photo that was taken belong to my Jazzercise instructor.  She happened to take a photo of hers (red) and her daughter's boot.  And she named it "Like Mother, Like Daugher" - we are in Texas, afterall - a gal's gotta have boots....

 

This painting is not for sale.  It is already "spoken for".

Website:  JudyMackey.com

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If you are interested in a painting of your cowboy boots or some other, please email me at judy@judymackey.com.  If you like my work, leave me a comment, share this blog with your friends and "Like" me on Facebook at Judy Mackey Artist - Thank you!!.

Cowboys and Angels - Palette Knife Artist Judy Mackey

"Cowboys and Angels"

10" x  8", Oil on Board

SOLD

Had a little fun with this one, but had a tough time coming up with a title...so I decided on this little play game "cowboys and indians" but switched it to angels.  Hope it works.

Website:  JudyMackey.com

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If you are interested in purchasing "Cowboys and Angels", please email me at judy@judymackey.com.  If you like my work, I hope you will refer me to your friends.

Deep in the Heart of Texas by Judy Crowe

Deep in the Heart of Texas 7x5 oil/p

 These are my youngest son's cowboy boots when he was a little boy.  He used to wear them on the wrong feet!  Talk about cute.  We still laugh about that today.  But the really funny thing is that he also wore..with the boots of course...his batman cape.  Never went anywhere without the two!  I have pics of him on the couch sound asleep-batman cape and boots and all.  Those were the days..  I guess I should have named this painting 'those were the days?'  Anyway, I am glad I kept them because now I can paint them.  Maybe tomorrow I'll paint my daughter's ruby slippers.  :)  They are also quite worn.

On another note, I got a note from my son today (my #1 son)  He had a Theodore Roosevelt quote for us...

"Far Better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumph, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory or defeat."

Thank you Jason.

Thanks for stopping by my blog and take it easy out there.

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Angel with Cowboy Boots - Palette knife painting of angels by Judy Mackey

"Putting Her Foot Down"
10" x  10", Oil on Board
Available at Muse & Co Fine Art Gallery, Roswell, GA

A while back I painted an angel with Cowboy boots on.  On that post someone commented that if she were to have an angel she'd have on pink boots because she is a breast cancer survivor.  With that in mind I painted several angels with pink boots.    This is the second of those angels.  These angels with cowboy boots just seem to have an attitude - I like angels with attitudes.  Angels should have attitudes, they look out for us, afterall....

I have this painting on display at the Muse & Co Fine Art Gallery in Roswell, GA.  

Website:  JudyMackey.com

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If you are interested in purchasing "Putting Her Foot Down", please email me at judy@judymackey.com.  If you like my work, I hope you will refer me to your friends.

Angel with Cowboy Boots - Palette knife painting of angels by Judy Mackey

"Wearing My Pink Boots"

10" x  10", Oil on Board
Available at Muse & Co Fine Art Gallery, Roswell, GA

A while back I painted an angel with Cowboy boots on.  On that post someone commented that if she were to have an angel she'd have on pink boots because she is a breast cancer survivor.  With that in mind I painted several angels with pink boots.    These angels with cowboy boots just seem to have an attitude - I like angels with attitudes.

I have this painting on display at the Muse & Co Fine Art Gallery in Roswell, GA.  They have a number of my angels on display there.  If you are in Atlanta, do try to get over to Roswell where there are a number of really nice art galleries clustered in their historic downtown.  I am so happy to be a part of that art scene.

Website:  JudyMackey.com

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If you are interested in purchasing "Wearing My Pink Boots", please email me at judy@judymackey.com.  If you like my work, I hope you will refer me to your friends.

Angel with Cowboy Boots - Palette knife painting of angels by Judy Mackey

"Angel with Cowboy Boots"

14" x  11", Oil on Board

I had this image of cowboy boots...maybe it's because I'm a part of the Artists of Texas and there is a lot of Texana in our paintings....?  And I live in Texas....and I was thinking - I'd like a pair of cowboy boots...

This angel seems to be walking with a lot of spunk...big steps...like Texans...and yet lost in thought...

I hope your angel, the one who watches over you, has spunk.  That they aren't too cautious when the devil sitting on your other shoulder is whispering for you to do something you're not comfortable with - that your "good" angel isn't making you do things that are too safe...

For the Mae Wests in us!  YAY!

Website:  JudyMackey.com

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If you are interested in purchasing "Angel with Cowboy Boots", please email me at judy@judymackey.com.  If you like my work, I hope you will refer me to your friends.

Time to Cowboy Up by Kay Wyne

Time to Cowboy Up
Oil on 48" x 24" Gallery Wrap Canvas
$900
I finally finished this contemporary cowboy...my motivation to complete it was our show last night at The Wine Therapist. So I went to the studio early yesterday and worked on him. I had four pieces hanging at the show, but there was some great wall space on the outdoor patio area, and this piece looks really good on the barn-looking wall. This painting has changed so much since I started it..... it has been through alot, just like a cowboy. My reference for Time to Cowboy Up was my nephew Casey Settles...trying to put his chaps on for a horse show. I wanted to do more with the fringe, but was afraid that I might over-paint it. I left the chaps with some wide brush strokes...did not want to paint it all in. Thanks to everyone who attend last night's reception. We had a huge turn-out and we sold some art! The performance by David Carr, Jr. was great. Thanks for viewing this blog!!! Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing this painting. Kay@kwyne.com
214-532-0325