This is painted on a 28x22 canvas wrap.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Southern Crepes
It seems everywhere I look there are crepe myrtles in bloom. We have had much hot weather and several thunderstorms of late and I suppose that has brought about even more blooms than usual. I wanted to try to capture the essence of these plants and came up with this off center composition.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Fried Green Tomatoes
Well, I wanted to paint one more piece for the upcoming "Tomato Art Festival" in Nashville, August 13. Yes, that's right, there really is one. A fun, tongue in cheek, piece seemed to be in order. Wow! Does that smell good, or what?
10x20, oil on canvas, gallery wrapped
10x20, oil on canvas, gallery wrapped
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Tomato Posse
The tomatoes formed a posse and went out to capture the outlaw eggplant. They have hemmed him in and the approaching sheriff will take him into custody. Wow! I feel so much safer.
oil on gallery wrapped canvas-16x16
oil on gallery wrapped canvas-16x16
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Sunday Stroll in Paris
Beautiful architecture, narrow streets, quaint shops, the aroma of age. This is Paris. I tried to capture a piece of that in this palette knife painting. How fun.
Oil on 14x11 panel.
Oil on 14x11 panel.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Five Tomatoes-16x16
I seem to have more interest in doing still life subjects lately. I saw these tomatoes at the market yesterday and thought it would be fun to set up a still life and paint the subtle light effects and color variations. My wife had a tomato knife that I added to the composition which gave a nice spot of dark to an otherwise relatively high key painting. There are plenty of lost and found edges which I think helps to hold interest in a simple composition. The subject and the style is unusual for me which made it fun!
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Pear/Apple on Abstract Background
It seems I am always thinking about a new way to present a familiar subject. I had some abstract designs that I had done a while back and decided to make them "representative" by imposing a familiar subject, the pear and apple. I haven't seen this done and thought it would make an interesting approach.
Something different for the kitchen. Each is 10x10.
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