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Showing posts with label rodeo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rodeo. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 29, 2018
I Love Barrel Racing! - western figurative oil painting of horse and rider barrel racing
Here's a finished - and I hope - an improved version of the earlier post. (Thank you Hilda!) Barrel racing is a cross between grace and athleticism and - wow - the relationship between horse and rider is beautiful to behold! There aren't ever enough participants at the rodeo, but I probably feel that way because I could watch endlessly! There will be more western paintings because I have sketches and photos from the rodeo and dances here (Junction, Texas) in August. I painted this piece on 12 x 9" panel. To see more of my artwork, please click here to visit my blog at Hackberry Street Studio and here to visit my website
Thursday, December 14, 2017
More Looking for Eight - oil pastel figurative rodeo
On this piece, I used Multimedia Art Board, which is a new discovery for me. I received a gift certificate from the company as part of my prize at an art show and I absolutely love this new to me support! I drew this one from one of my many rodeo drawings - 6 x 8". To see more of my artwork, please click here to visit my blog.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Black and White Rodeo - original charcoal figurative drawing
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Barrel Racer - original charcoal figurative drawing
I love barrel racing - here's another drawing from last summer's rodeo. It's drawn on 12 x 9" multi media paper. To see more of my artwork, please click here to visit my blog.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Getting Ready to Ride Rodeo painting by Barbara Haviland figures,oils,16x12
This Rodeo is one of my newest. He is getting ready to ride on the
bull. I was back stage shooting with my camera and finally painted what
I had taken. I left out some stuff and wanted the Rider to be the
center of attention. He is 16"x12" and ready for purchase. He is
signed and comes framed. He won the rodeo..
Title Getting Ready to Ride
Medium oils on canvas
Size 16"x12"
Signed and Framed
Labels:
16x12,
Barbara Haviland,
canvas,
COWBOY,
oil painting,
rider,
rodeo,
Texas contemporary artist
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Rodeo Cowboy by Kay Wyne
Rodeo Cowboy
Oil on 24" x 24" Gallery Wrap Canvas
I wanted to show the energy, movement and colorful excitement of the rodeo in this painting. It is on a 24" x 24" gallery wrap canvas, painted in oils. At the very start of this painting, the horse was standing. I changed the angle of the horse, and decided that it would be more interesting to have it kicking off the canvas. And moving, not standing. I will go back to the studio tomorrow and probably make a few minor changes and photograph it again. I liked the fringed on the chaps and the mane on the horse....seemed to get all tangled up in the ride. I thank you for viewing my blog, and welcome any comments on my latest painting! This painting is currently at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Rodeo Cowboy
Rodeo Cowboy
24" x 24" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
I think this painting is finished....or at least I signed it. I wanted to show the energy, movement and colorful excitement of the rodeo in this painting. It is on a 24" x 24" gallery wrap canvas, painted in oils. At the very start of this painting, the horse was standing. I changed the angle of the horse, and decided that it would be more interesting to have it kicking off the canvas. And moving, not standing. I will go back to the studio tomorrow and probably make a few minor changes and photograph it again. I liked the fringed on the chaps and the mane on the horse....seemed to get all tangled up in the ride. I thank you for viewing this blog, and welcome any comments on my latest painting! If you would like to view more of my artwork, please visit my blog: www.kwyne.com
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