These two paintings have made the journey to New Mexico where they will be on display at The Art Garden Gallery in Eldorado. I'll post a link to the gallery website as soon as the it opens in December.
A small pewter pitcher caught my eye on my shelf of props. The garlic seemed like a good indicator of the tiny size of the pitcher. I love the mellow shine and the weight of pewter and it was fun to paint.
A cute little orange that I bought as a snack. I'm glad I took photos before I ate it! This is the second painting that I've done...first in watercolor (SOLD) and this time in oils.
I enjoyed painting this the first time so I decided to do it again. It was a challenge to paint the sumac before the leaves dried up and turned crispy!
I've been an artist all my life...
it's something you never outgrow!
After years of working in watercolor almost exclusively, I have finally made a leap into oils! I'm having a great time learning the nuances of the medium & each piece offers me a new lesson to learn.
You can follow my progress here as I post new paintings.
I promise that watercolor will always be one of my mediums but for now oils are king!