Showing posts with label carrots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carrots. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Work and More Work!


Abstract Poppies X
Original 24" x 30" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Prairie and Pond in Late Summer (Commission)
Original 16" x 20" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Radishes (Commission)
Original 14" x 18" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Eggplant (Commission)
Original 14" x 18" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Carrots (Commission)
Original 14" x 18" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Asparagus (Commission)
Original 14" x 18" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Chroma acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas

I finished several commissions today, and painted a new edition in the Abstract Poppies series for my sales venues. I'm finally catching up with orders after my vacation (whew!).

Quote of the Day
"Acceptance is not submission; it is acknowledgment of the facts of a situation. Then deciding what you're going to do about it." --Kathleen Casey Thiesen

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Today's Paintings 3/18/09


Green Onions III
Original 12" x 36" x 0.75"
Golden, Liquitex, and Atelier acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas




Carrots
Original 12" x 36" x 0.75" painting
Golden, Liquitex, and Atelier acrylics on gallery-wrapped canvas

Today's work includes two new paintings in my Culinary series: Carrots and Green Onions III. These are larger paintings in that series. My previous paintings in this line were all on smaller canvases, so these are for the food aficionado who wants their culinary art to have a larger presence in their kitchen or dining space.

Quote of the day: "There is one thing one has to have: either a soul that is cheerful by nature, or a soul made cheerful by work, love, art, and knowledge." --Friedrich Nietzsche