Showing posts with label Still Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Still Life. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Some Paintings I Did

It keeps occurring to me as I see these on my living room wall that I never shared them on my blog.  It's one of those "kept meaning to" sort of things.  But since they are still new to you, dear viewer, here are the two paintings I completed last summer:

 For You Blue
Acrylic on Canvas, 20" x 16"

 You Were Dead When I Found You
Acrylic on found board, 23"x11.5"

(Detail)

 

Friday, June 18, 2010

Studio Shot

I have a busy day today, but I am committed to posting at least once a week.  Thus, here is studio shot featuring a painting I started yesterday.  On the wall you can see it's counterpart painting of my blue shoes.  I'll post a nice picture of that soon.  Thank you, come again.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Apples!

Hello!  Similar to the story of the bananas and tulips, I was affronted by the beauty of two apples sitting on the same plate on the table by the kitchen window:


Excuse the glares, please.  It's wet oil! 

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Batman and Elephant

The other night, I watched American Beauty and drew a sketchbook still life of my The Dark Knight Returns Batman figure.  After that was complete and the movie was over, I still yearned to draw so I copied this elephant out of Newsweek until I fell asleep with Darjeeling Limited on.  Yep, that's how my night went. 



Friday, April 2, 2010

Still Life: Bananas and Tulips



As I walked by the table under our kitchen window, I saw these sitting there and was instantly inspired to paint them.  The positioning was already there; I don't know if I subconsciously arranged them the day before to make a nice still life, but all I had to do was removed a few pieces of mail and a tupperware container and I had my composition.
I had got the tulips for Dori's birthday and had wanted to paint them before they withered away.  Though Tulips are her favorite flower, Dori is disgusted by bananas, so there's a nice wee bit of irony to the picture.
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