Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 19, 2016
Apples Anyone?
It always feels so good to be back painting again! I see that this is just a tad washed out, but you get the idea. Iphone and home lighting don't always make for the best photos, but here it is. I started this painting 3-4 years ago, but it sat around here due to not being here full time. Well off Nature Guy goes for a trip to California so I decide to pull out the paints. I stumbled across this while trying to find my easel and a canvas. If you saw the "studio" you would understand why it was such a treasure hunt...lol. We are still trying to get all moved in, but Nature Guy says we have until we die to get it done, so....
Labels:
acrylic painting,
apples,
botanicals,
still life
Friday, October 2, 2015
Apples and Sunflowers
Two of my favorite things to grow, sunflowers and apples, have appeared in my etsy shop. Pomme is a painting I did back in 2010. Acrylics and textured mixed media fun.
Sunflower Autumn is a soft and lovely abstract that will fill a small space nicely. Framed and ready to hang, this is easy Autumn decorating at it's best. To see more details on these paintings stop by my etsy shop. Thanks for stopping by! MothersDreamRtworks
Labels:
abstract art,
acrylics,
apples,
fine art,
paintings,
pfatt,
pomme,
still life,
sunflowers
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
I've been accepted into the Wallowa Valley Festival of Arts!
All three of these pieces made it into the art show, yippeeeee! Okay, so I sound a bit giddy, but I am excited about the show. I would have posted this sooner, but wow does life get away from me at times. Gardening has started, the household chores are still there, and work has given me more hours, so with that, and travel and so on, I almost forgot to share. I also see I didn't share the apple painting, so here it is, along with the other two. The Textured abstract has a buyer if it doesn't sell at the show in Oregon.
Well, off to post a recipe on Simply Sheryl's. Stop if you can!
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Pears are done...
I thought I had shared this, but lately our so called 4G connection has been acting up, so downloading photos has been a bear. I finished the pears painting so now the debate on a title has begun. My original thought was "Ready for Market", but we had a lot of time to deliberate while on our way up to Brighton ski resort yesterday. Nature Guy said I should call it " Eight Pears In a Box", or "Market Fresh", which is a local grocery store slogan. Then he came up with Market Morning. Still thinking about that one. What do you think? I'm planning on entering this one in the Wallowa Valley Festival of Arts, unless I come up with something much better.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Box of Pears - Work in Progress
A box of pears, no, not for canning... a painting...lol. Here's my start, I'm about a third of the way there. I had to stop a couple of times as the floor downstairs is linoleum on pavement, so my feet were freezing! We've had single digit temperatures at night and the heat comes out of the ceiling in the basement, so the floor doesn't get a chance to warm up. I tried to put a rug down, but that wasn't too helpful. So I'm whining and feeling somewhat like a poor artist.... this too shall pass, right? I would move the easel upstairs, but there's really no room. Tomorrow I will try the portable heater and see if it helps with the floor. For now, it's time to go share a new listing at Simply Sheryl's
Labels:
acrylic painting,
pears,
still life,
wip,
work in progress
Monday, January 14, 2013
Monday Madness- Work in Progress
I made a mad dash into the studio to put the first part of a new painting on canvas. It's only about 3 above here so I don't have time to stay and chat, but I had to share, and I wonder if you can guess what this painting will be of? It will be fun to see the guesses. I hope you have a marvelous Monday!
Labels:
acrylic painting,
art,
still life,
wip,
work in progress
Monday, July 19, 2010
Had to Paint Today
There are days when I just need to paint. I can't think of anything else to do but paint and so that's what I did. After mowing the lawn and shoveling gravel I pulled out the canvases and then some ideas that I'd saved. The lighting in my home isn't the best for photography so I took two. The bottom photo best reflects the true colors although the background in the top is my true to the painting. Have you ever noticed that purple doesn't seem to photograph very well? At least that's been my experience. I started with a cowboy and hat, then went to an Indian chief, but neither was working for the size of the canvas I was using so I did this one instead. A stab at abstract, which is fun to do on occasion. I love bright and bold so here it is!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
WIP Tulips
More playing around today. Colored pencils are so fun to use! It's easy to pick up and start where you left off so I'm sneaking in a sketch or two between diaper changes, burpings, playing with babies, feedings and so on. I may try this in some form or another on canvas with acrylics. In the meantime this is my accomplishment for today.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
PFATT for February

A huge thank you for all who have entered the OWOH give away so far! I so appreciate all the uplifting and inspiring remarks! As always, thank you for your support of what I do. If you haven't yet, scroll on down and get in on the give away!
Labels:
AHA art,
Americana,
fine art,
Folk Art,
gourd art,
PFATT Marketplace,
roses,
still life,
Uncle Sam
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Ready for the art show?
Friday, April 10, 2009
Fresh Fruit is done!
Finally! It sure feels good to get a painting done for a change. Need to do this more often. I created two of these, though the lettering is different and the colors a bit different as I was playing around with color and style. I gave the other one to my stepmom for Christmas or a birthday, gosh I can't remember now. Anyway, this one has been sitting in a box waiting to get done. This is done on a 9" x 12" gallery wrap canvas so the sides are painted and it comes ready to hang. I'm putting this one up on my website at www.mothersdreamartworks.com. It can be yours for $145.
Labels:
cherries,
Folk Art,
fruit,
original art,
paintings,
pears,
still life
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