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Showing posts with label COWBOY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label COWBOY. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Contemporary Art, Western, Equine, Figurative Fine Art, Horse and Rider, Cowboy, Cowgirl,”Rodeo 3" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

 16"x20"x1.5" Oil on Canvas/sold

 Commissions welcome.


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Thursday, December 21, 2017

Bullrider Sketch - ink and watersoluble pencil rodeo drawing

This drawing is one that I did at a rodeo (albeit a total shorthand version that only I could decipher) and then worked over it loosely with ink and water-soluble pencil.  I thought this bull rider was about to bite the dust, but then he righted himself and lasted for eight.  This one is on 6 x 6" Bristol paper.  To see more of my artwork, please click here to visit my blog.

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.

Friday, July 21, 2017

Do-Si-Do - acrylic figurative painting

I painted this one with regular heavy body acrylic paint, which dries really quickly, unlike the Golden Open that I love and most often use.  These figures are from a painting that I did last summer after observing the dancers following the August rodeo in Junction, Texas.  What a rich night for a figure painter that was!  I not only drew furiously, but snapped lots of pictures for later use in the studio.  This painting is 10 x 8" on panel and although I was taught that you should vary your brushes and brushstrokes in a painting, I used a #8 bright for the whole thing.  Just lazy, maybe.  Please click here to see more of my artwork at Hackberry Street Studio.

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"
 by Artist Barbara Haviland

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BarbaraHavilandFineArt.com

Thursday, December 22, 2016

Black and White Rodeo - original charcoal figurative drawing

I am sometimes astonished by the power and emotion of charcoal drawings.  It's my all-time favorite medium.  This drawing is on Canson drawing paper.  About 7 x 10".  To see more of my artwork, click here to visit my blog

Thursday, July 28, 2016

Country Love - original oil figurative painting by Connie Chadwell

Nothing like a little two-step romance on a Friday evening at the local dance hall.  I've had folks  from the Washington D.C. area, where I used to live, tell me how romantic the two-step looked to them.  Having grown up with that kind of dancing, I never thought much about it, just took it for granted, but now I realize it is pretty sweet.  Who'd have thought a bunch of Texas cowboys could be tamed by songs like "Crazy Arms" or "Faded Love", but the music and the two-step work their magic every time.  This painting is on 8 x 8" Gessobord.  To see more of my artwork, please click here to visit my blog.

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Wyoming Cowboy by Suzy Pal Powell

'Wyoming Cowboy'
by
Suzy Pal Powell
Available
 
When I went to Wyoming last year, I got some good photos of cowboys! I saw this man the first night, and in our area we don't see these kind of hats, and I was taking photos constantly!  I love the scarves they wear too.  I still want to go back! Maybe next year. It just didn't seem to work out this year.
The workshop is awesome plus all the great subjects to paint or collage.

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

Saturday, June 22, 2013

"Stripes" by Felicia Marshall

8"x 10"
acrylic on hardboard
The Houston Rodeo is a pretty big deal around here. My in-laws found this out a couple of years back when there visited coincided with our annual rodeo trip. We always leave with full stomachs. I often refer to our rodeo experience as eating our way through the rodeo, literally from the minute we walk in until we leave. All of the best local restaurants have booths there.  We leave with empty pockets, but our kids always leave with lots of stuffed animals. This painting is one such moment.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Weather Beaten by Robin Cheers


14x18 oil on linen

Come and see my work and visit with me and other fine Texas Artists at Wisby Smith Fine Art at the Crescent in Dallas on Friday - Dec. 9th - 6-9 pm.

robin cheers

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Saddle Up!

11x15 watercolor all saddled up and rope ready to move on and get the ranch going.
This painting has been SOLD.
Email me if interested in commissions for western art similar to this painting.
1971ks@att.net
Visit my blog http://kaysmithbrushworks.blogspot.com
Website is www.kaysmith.artspan.com

Friday, July 16, 2010

Horny Devils

30x22 mixed media (acrylic, ink, watercolor) on 300 lb Saunders paper. Note the Texas shape on the longhorn's head.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Cowboy Up by Kay Wyne

Cowboy Up
Contemporary Oil Painting
24" x 24" on Gallery Wrap Canvas
This painting was inspired from a photograph that I took of my nephew, Casey...taken about a month ago. He was getting ready to ride in a competition, and my camera caught him putting his chaps on. He need alot of help because they were very tight, and had to have two people working on those chaps. The rodeo arena was in the background, but I wanted it to be abstract and only a suggestion of the fence and the ground. I used oil sticks and oil paints with my wide brushes. I had alot of fun with this painting, and I might start a cowboy series. Thanks so much for viewing! www.kwyne.com

Monday, October 19, 2009

READY TO RIDE - Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor

Ready To Ride

Acrylic

8" x 8"


To view more art by Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor, visit http://www.elizabethtaylorart.com/
or to inquire about purchasing a painting, contact the artist.

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