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Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Bacon and Egg Breakfast by Kristine Kainer

Copyright Kristine Kainer 2015
Oil on Canvas
6x6
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Breakfast 24/7!


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#texasartist #breakfast #baconandeggs #egg

Kristine Kainer
AOT, CFAI, AWA

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Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Frying Egg by Kristine Kainer



Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
20 x 20

This egg is from my suburban chicken, Creampuff. Her eggs are exquisite (especially the golden yolks) and worthy of immortalization in art. This piece is on a gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues around the sides. It comes ready to hang.


#friedegg #breakfast #foodart #eggs

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Rooster by Kristine Kainer

Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6

Ten years ago, my family moved from the Washington, DC area to a farm in a rural part of Texas.  Of course, we wanted chickens.  Thrilled to learn that roosters are not necessary for eggs, we happily purchased a variety of young hens and soon began to enjoy the "fruits of their labor."  

One day, a friend of my husband's announced that he knew someone who had too many roosters.  Would we be willing to take one?  Halfheartedly, we said we might be interested.  A week or two passed.  Then, our lives changed.  Upon returning from a day of errands, we saw a newcomer among our flock--a scrawny, white leghorn rooster.

This bird had issues.  It was mean.  And it didn't sleep.  The crowing began around 2 AM and lasted throughout the night -- ten minutes of the most maniacal screeching followed by twenty minutes of an uneasy quiet.  Then the peace would be broken again with more ear-piercing howling.  This lasted for eleven days--ten days too many.  Needless to say, it was me or the rooster.  I won.

As we ponder a return to the farm on a full-time basis in a few years, the thought of having a rooster has returned.  They can't all be like that first one, right?  Surely, the one we got was possessed, correct?  Please feel free to convince me!  Meanwhile, enjoy this colorful, QUIET rooster painting.  You'll have a great night's sleep.

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Friday, August 2, 2013

The Turn by Kay Wyne

The Turn
18" x 18" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Chicken Painting
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Kay

Friday, May 17, 2013

Klimt Kritters

4.25x6.25 watercolor and ink of a border collie with a white chicken.  I included pattern modeled after Gustav Klimt's wonderful art, only I did not include gold leaf.  Contact me HERE for more information or visit my personal blog http://kaysmithbrushworks.blogspot.com/ or website www.kaysmith.artspan.com for more pet portrait gallery designs.
Image COPYRIGHT 2013 Kay Smith.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Designer Bird

8x8 inches watercolor, this painting is SOLD.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Coop by Kay Wyne


Coop
Coop Tour: Do you know what a Coop Tour is?
(From Webster’s Dictionary)
Coop: 1 : a cage or small enclosure (as for poultry); also : a small building for housing poultry Tour: 1 a : one's turn in an orderly schedule

Several weekends ago, John Wyne and I did the Dallas Coop Tour on a Sunday afternoon….all over Dallas, Texas. We went on a Coop Tour. Basically, it was a tour around the neighborhood, viewing the chicken coops. Actually, it was very interesting…it took us four hours (with map in hand) to hit eleven coops inside the Dallas city limits. Not out in the country! I got lots of pics of roosters, chickens, and even a turkey. Lots of great painting material!
Coop is the name of this feathered friend….this painting did not have a name until yesterday, when Pam Massar at The Dutch Art Gallery named him….for the Coop Tour. This contemporary oil painting is on a 30” x 30” canvas. I used lots of oil paint on him…I hope to be posting some more paintings from our little tour. I hope that you have a great day! Thanks for viewing this blog! Feel free to contact me for more information on my art.
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Sunday, April 4, 2010

Eggs for Easter - Thaw Malin iii

"Eggs For Easter"



"Eggs for Easter", this is a Small painting, 6"x 8", oil on canvas panel.



With everyone talking about eggs this time of year I thought it appropriate to explore this subject in paint. Friends invited me over to their hen house for an up close visit. The flock was not so accommodating. Even though I set up far enough away from food, water and entrance/exit the ladies and their cox were having none of it. It wasn't until Katherine came back in with bread and corn to feed them that I became just another fly on the wall...



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