Daily Painters of Texas
Artist membership applications are encouraged, especially from unrepresented regions of Texas. Applicants must paint daily, blog frequently, and reside in the Great State of Texas. To apply email: INFO on Artists Of Texas and include a link to your art blog or web site for jury panel review.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Arabian Moves - by Debbie Grayson Lincoln
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Left Out by Debbie Grayson Lincoln
Four Arabian mares in a pasture - one seems to always be apart from the group - whether by choice or by force, it's hard to tell. But we have all been there. I plan to paint this one large - 24 X 12 at least. As small as this painting is, I painted it with a relatively wide brush and I would like to do the larger one the same way. There is something freeing about forcing yourself NOT to be able to do the details - very much like going without makeup for weeks at a time - which is something I do when we go camping. That's very "freeing", too, but then I don't have to look at ME!
Media: oil
Size: 8 in X 3.75 in (20.3 cm X 9.5 cm)
Price: $100 USD
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Sibling Rivalry - fighting horses
Thursday, July 16, 2009
High Tail Heat - running arabian mare painting
Includes shipping and insurance
It's really hard NOT to use warm colors during this heat wave in Texas. This is a friend's Arabian mare - feeling frisky and not wanting to be caught. I was amazed she had so much energy in 100+ degree weather.
Media: oil
Size: 9 in X 9 in (22.9 cm X 22.9 cm)
Price: $115 USD
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'Arabian in Red' Large Equine Horse Art by Laurie Justus Pace
The Painting: I continue to experiment this summer using my acrylics more. With this high humidity it is almost impossible to get oils to dry. I have never 'loved' acrylics, but with the situation as it is, I am learning more about them and their flexibility compared to oils. I have about decided they are as different as night and day. This painting began with pinks, oranges and reds washed thickly over the background. From there the layering of acrylics creates a wash and drip effect and thickening of layers provides contrast in both color and texture.
For my thought of the day please click here for my main blog: Blog, A Texas Contemporary Artist
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