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Showing posts with label Floral Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floral Painting. Show all posts

Thursday, December 31, 2020

Colorful Contemporary Still Life Painting, “Transitions“ by Passionate Purposeful Painter Holly Hunter Berry

 



18"x18"x2" Mixed Media on Canvas/Available

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Monday, September 28, 2020

Monday, September 7, 2020

Still Life Floral Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting, Flower Art “Wild Roses” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens


Do they qualify as “wild” roses if they grow in an abandoned area along a fence and no one cares for them? They were still beautiful, adding color to a desolate area throughout the summer.

12"x15" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Wednesday, January 3, 2018

Friday, June 19, 2015

"Sunshine Day", Original Mixed Media Painting by Colorado Artist, Donna L. Martin

"Sunshine Day"


I feel like I'm "painting happy" again!  This is another fun, whimsical poppy painting, fresh off the easel.  It was done with acrylic inks, paint, and hand-painted paper.  It measures 12 X 12 X 1.5 and is painted on a birch cradle board canvas.  It is finished with resin and comes ready to hang.  

If you need a little sunshine, this painting is available!  Please feel free to email me with any questions, comments, or if you are interested in purchasing.



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Wednesday, June 10, 2015

“Poppy Love Letters”, Original Mixed Media Painting by Colorado Artist, Donna L. Martin

"Poppy Love Letters"




This painting sure didn't end up like it started out!  In the beginning, it had bright pink flowers at the top and bright green grass at the bottom.  I toned down the flowers and the grass and decided I wanted poppies as the focal point. I added some painted, torn paper and some twine.  This one sat on the easel for months before I decided what to do with it.  Sometimes you just have to sit with something until you figure out where it wants to go!

This piece measures 12 X 12 and was done on a 1.5" cradle board.  It is available.  Please feel free to send me an email with questions, comments, or if you are interested in purchasing.

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Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Contemporary Abstract Floral Rose Painting "By Any Other Name" by Contemporary Realism Artist Carol A. McIntyre

Flowers were one of my first subjects when I began to paint over 25 years ago. That was when I was working in watercolor. Collectors and fans have recently asked me, "When will you paint flowers again?" 

Flowers started to re-enter when I painted "Moon Passages" and that was followed by"Heaven Scent." Roses are one of my favorite and I could hear them calling. "By Any Other Name" is my first rose in many years. I hope you can smell its scent.


12"x12"Oil on Panel/SOLD

Commissions Welcome.

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"PAINTING MY PASSION: AN ARTIST'S JOURNEY WITH THE WOMEN OF THE WEST"


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Thursday, September 4, 2014

“Learning, Changing, Growing”, Original Encaustic Painting by Colorado Artist, Donna L. Martin

"Learning, Changing, Growing"
 





 
This is an original encaustic piece that I completed recently.  I had a really strong desire to experiment with encaustics and believe me, this piece and two other small pieces took me the better part of a whole day!  I felt like a crazy person, trying to get beautiful, luminous colors and textures into the layers.  At one point, I melted all of the layers off and started all over again.  The text on this piece reads, "While it may alternately sting or soothe, everyday is different, and there is always something new to learn...".  I truly believe that.  I think all experiences, good or bad, are learning experiences and are put in our paths to get us to where we need to be.  I'm still not where I want to be with this medium, but I am working on it ~ and playing with it has been so much fun.  I hope when the weather cools down a bit more, that I can do a few more of these paintings.   
 
For those who don't know much about encaustic, it is a medium which consists of molten beeswax, resin, and pigments that are fused after application of each layer into a continuous layer and fixed to a support (wood) with heat. This achieves a lustrous enamel appearance.

The word 'encaustic' comes from the Greek and means to burn in, which refers to the process of fusing the paint. Encaustic paintings can be polished to a high gloss, molded, sculpted, textured and combined with collage materials.

Encaustic is also very durable and an excellent investment. This is due to the fact that beeswax is impervious to moisture. Because of this it will not deteriorate, it will not yellow, and it will not darken.

Encaustic paintings do not have to be varnished or protected by glass. If your painting looks dull, or gets dirty it can easily be wiped clean with a soft cloth dampened with water and buffed to a high shine.
 
I mounted this painting on a wooden pallet that I received from Redeemwood.  Redeemwood takes old, used, unwanted pallets and recycles them into the most beautiful canvases that you've ever seen.  I decided on this painting and the two smaller ones, that I would mount them directly on to the canvases and they complimented the paintings beautifully.  You can contact Doug at Redeemwood about his canvases at this email address: 
 
This painting is available for purchase.  It measures approximately 13X23.  Feel free to email me at saltlightwatercolors.com if you are interested in purchasing or if you have questions or comments. 
 
 
 




Friday, April 25, 2014

Original Watercolor Floral Painting, "Poppies", by Colorado Watercolor Artist, Donna L. Martin

"Poppies"
 
 
 
These paintings are original watercolors of poppies.  I did them as a set, from an idea that I couldn't get out of my head.  Floral paintings alway are a challenge for me, so I decided I just needed to dig in and go for it!

The originals are sold, but prints in various sizes are available at:

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Denver, Co 80204
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