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Showing posts with label blooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blooms. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Cacti in Bloom,canvas,oil painting,Barbara Haviland Texas Landscape,Artist,

©:Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist
©:Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist
Cacti is my latest big floral painting.  I have used a palette knife and have textures in the painting, The sides are painted and all who have seen it love it.    I hope you do as well. It is available for purchase.
Title  Cacti in Bloom II
Medium  oils on stretched canvas
Size 24" x 24"
To view my web site Click here

Thursday, July 28, 2011

"Colorful Blooms" watercolor by Texas fine artist Linda Bein

"Colorful Blooms"
liquid watercolor
22"x15"
$425

This abstract painting was done with liquid watercolor using an eye-dropper on wet 140" arches watercolor paper.  Then I used a brush to spread the paint around.  After it dried I added a few details.
To purchase contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Birds & Blooms

15x22 watercolor of a still life set up in front of my fake studio stained glass windows with real flowers. The birds are porcelain, china, and crystal. Copyright Kay Smith. This painting is

S O L D

To see more works such as this visit my website www.kaysmithbrushworks.us or simply click on the image above.

Or visit new blog http://kaysmithbrushworks.blogspot.com


Thursday, July 30, 2009

Arboretum Blooms

"Arboretum Blooms" ©2009 Niki Gulley
7" x 5" pastel

After completing a few oil sketches of poppies this week, I felt inspired to keep painting flowers, but switch gears slightly and work on garden scenes rather than close-ups. I turned to our Arboretum in Dallas (and not my own sad drought garden), which always boasts such beautiful blooms. Shown here is my first pastel.

If interested in more information, contact me at niki@nikigulley.com

NikiGulley.com

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