both of these paintings are available for you here. The fish is done in watercolors and measures 4×4 and is framed. The dragonfly is done on canvas masonite panel and measures 3×5 I am selling them together.
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Monday, October 30, 2017
Yellow Lilies and Pitcher,watercolor, floral,Barbara Haviland,Texas Floral Artist
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Floral Artist
This watercolor is done on 300 lb 12"x 16" paper. I had so much fun doing this floral still life
©Barbara Haviland Barb's Garden 2017
Yellow Lilies and Pitcher Watercolor
Medium watercolor 300 lb paper
Size 12"x 16"
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
Watercolor, Bowl of Fruit, Barbara Haviland,Texas Contemporary Artist
©Barbara Haviland Barb's Garden 2017
Bowl of Fruit Watercolodr
Medium oils on canvas
Size 10"x 14"
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Friday, June 2, 2017
Joe From Hico,Texas, Watercolor,Barbara Haviland
©Barbara Haviland Barb's Garden 2014
Joe From Hico, Texas Cowboy
Medium oils on canvas
Size 14"x 11"
Saturday, March 14, 2015
I'm Watching You by Suzy Pal Powell
This is 16x20 framed, painted in watercolor.
When we were in Atlanta last July we went to the zoo and got some good photos.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Looking for Love ~ Romantic Kitty Watercolor - Nancy Medina Art
Looking for Love ~
Romantic Kitty Watercolor
by Nancy Medina
16X14
Looking for Love is my new Romantic Kitty Watercolor
from Le Vieux Couvent in Southern France this week. Bonjour flower
friends and romantic kitties from across the world! May your journeys
always lead to bowls of warm milk, freshly opened cans of tuna, and warm
beds in which to snuggle...
We visited my favorite village in France, St. Cirq Le
Popie! I'll be taking my students here in August 2015 and can't wait to
visit this town again. Tomorrow we paint paint paint and Friday we go to
the medieval town carved into the side of a cliff, Rocamadour. Miss you
bunches flower friends!
France 2015 ~ I've Got a Croissant With Your Name on It!
The view from our cafe table in St. Cirq le Popie
French sunflowers and cosmos near Castle Beynac
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
First Class in the new Studio-Suzy Pal Powell
Friday we had our first class in the new building. Half of the students were either sick or gone, so our class was small but we had a lot of fun.
We painted a small still life of a quilt I made years ago. The pattern is the 'Fan' Quilt. I love to paint fabric designs, etc. I finished just part of mine and cropped it down. I now give away my demos, (we draw names) and Carol won this one!
I hope she enjoys it!
We painted a small still life of a quilt I made years ago. The pattern is the 'Fan' Quilt. I love to paint fabric designs, etc. I finished just part of mine and cropped it down. I now give away my demos, (we draw names) and Carol won this one!
I hope she enjoys it!
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Do the Hokey Pokey by Suzy Pal Powell
'Do the Hokey Pokey'
22x28
I am so thankful that our children can run and play without worry...thanks to our Military men and women, over the years, Fighting and preserving freedom for us. Let us always remember what has been given to allow us to be free. I am thankful that so many of my family members served, giving years of their lives to help make that happen. A special thanks also to the families of these special people. My Dad, Brother, Husband, Nephew, Uncles, cousins and friends served, as well as many in Ken's family. Let us remember on this Memorial Day as we stop to pay tribute to them.
This painting was done after a visit to NY in 2002. The kids were romping and playing in Battery Park after the horrible attack the year before. This is done in Yupo paper using watercolor and several different tools and stamps to move it around and give it texture. In real life you couldn't see the buildings. Just trees.
This painting won 3rd place in the Wyoming Watercolor Society, judged by Robert O'Brien.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Sunflower Gold, mixed media painting by V. Bridges Hoyt
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V. Bridges Hoyt — painting the sauce of Texas™.
V. Bridges Hoyt — painting the sauce of Texas™.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Fashion Statement by Suzy Pal Powell
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
The Buffet
While we were in Cabo, I saw a lot of chefs cooking, and took a lot of photos. This was one morning at the breakfast buffet. It was out side which made it even more fun. This is watercolor but it is painted on watercolor paper coated with gesso first. I don't think I got a true color on their faces. They aren't really this dark red. This is not my normal way of painting but is fun, and I always enjoy doing something different. It is 11x15. It will be framed to 16x20.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Ellie by Suzy 'Pal' Powell
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This month the West Texas Watercolor Society show will hang in the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock,TX. Ellie won an Honorable Mention.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Baptism by Texas Artist Laurie Pace
© G.O.D. Laurie Justus Pace Graphics One Design 2012
The Baptism
16 x 2 inches Watercolor on Canvas Artist's Collection
Speak with the Father... Believe.
His rain falls to bring life to the barren ground.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
"On the Vine" transparent watercolor by Linda Bein
"On the Vine"
transparent watercolor
22"x15"
$425
To purchase contact Linda here.
I
did the painting as a demo for my adult watercolor students. We
started with an under-painting, then negatively painted the grapes and
then the leaves. Then we pushed and added more darks.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Charlie Boy Boxer Portrait by V. Bridges Hoyt
CHARLIE BOY
watercolor and ink on Arches 140# cp paper
8x8 inches
In my wash and line technique, Charlie Boy is my pet portrait showing the character of a fine Boxer who was rescued by Lone Star Boxer Rescue in Houston, Texas.
Charlie's foster mom fell in love with and adopted him 4 years ago. Not too long ago, Charlie was diagnosed with mast cell disease. His mom knows that her time with Charlie will be short and reminds herself daily that the quality of time spent with Charlie is more meaningful than their quantity of time together. We would all do well to remember that in our relationships with pets AND people.
Friday, October 7, 2011
"Fall's Bounty" watercolor by Texas Artist Linda Bein
"Fall's Bounty"
15"x22"
transparent watercolor
to inquire contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com
This watercolor brings back the memories of the fall in in western New York State. We would ride the wagon and pick apples in the apple orchards and have cider and donuts after our work was done. Then we would go home and my daughters would help make apple muffins, bread, and pies, and of course their favorite, homemade applesauce. We would pick out our pumpkins in the pumpkin patches There were always stands selling gourds and squash. Some of those squash were 15" long and 4-5 inches in diameter. They make the best chocolate zucchini bread. I will say that the squash in Texas is small, I thought everything was bigger in Texas???? whats up with that? Probably not enough rain!!!!
15"x22"
transparent watercolor
to inquire contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com
This watercolor brings back the memories of the fall in in western New York State. We would ride the wagon and pick apples in the apple orchards and have cider and donuts after our work was done. Then we would go home and my daughters would help make apple muffins, bread, and pies, and of course their favorite, homemade applesauce. We would pick out our pumpkins in the pumpkin patches There were always stands selling gourds and squash. Some of those squash were 15" long and 4-5 inches in diameter. They make the best chocolate zucchini bread. I will say that the squash in Texas is small, I thought everything was bigger in Texas???? whats up with that? Probably not enough rain!!!!
Friday, September 23, 2011
Texas Sunflower Painting by V. Bridges Hoyt
A sunflower created out of mixed media—pencil, watercolor, gold permanent paint pen, ink pen and pastel Conte pencils. In the light, the gold paint accents glimmer. It seems impossible to pick up the shiny gold paint on a camera image.
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SUNFLOWER GOLD II • 5x5 inches • mixed media
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You'll find more information on this painting and more of my art at my blog Texas Sauce Art Life at TXsauce.blogspot.com. For purchase info, email Vernita at txsauce@txsauce.net.
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Thanks for viewing!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
"Fall Color" watercolor by Texas artist Linda Bein
"Fall Colors"
Transparent Watercolor
22"x30"
$1295
I love to splash paint on the paper and spray it with water and let it run. It is also fun to lay another paper on top of that and make a print as I did here. But then you have to make both paintings come together. Since I love trees, hills, foliage, and the outdoors these type of paintings become abstract landscapes. The other painting is still a work in progress! If you are interested in this painting or others contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com
Thursday, September 15, 2011
"Running Free" watercolor by Texas Artist Linda Bein
"Running Free"
transparent watercolor
22"x30"
$1295
To inquire contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com
These horses are running free, I'd like to join them and forget all the responsibilities in life.
I have not blogged in weeks. I have been painting all summer but with teaching art classes and summer camps everyday, moving kids to and from college, to out of state summer jobs, moving kids to their own houses, setting up and teaching fall classes, plus the horses, cats, dogs, yard work, house work, this list is endless, I flake out before I take the photos to blog. Of course then you have to crop and upload. It seems there is always one more thing to do. Oh, rearrange and paint after the kids move out. The list just goes on. I know that we are all too busy these days and need to take time for the important things in life. I did this summer, but now that the kids are off, I am turning over a new leaf, making time for photos and blogging. Of course my kids are laughing because I am always turning over a new leaf, it usually relates to losing weight or working out; I just finished a bowl of ice cream. Hopefully I will do better at blogging than dieting. At least I have made the time to paint, that's the passion. Take time to enjoy your loved ones.
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