Showing posts with label lime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lime. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2018

Three Limes

"Three Limes"
12 x 12 inches, oil on canvas
$400

Phew! I have been away from the easel - at least the home easel - a little bit lately, and I have a couple more workshops coming up in November, both with spaces still available. 

So...a last minute getaway to a sunny destination, anyone? I'm offering three-day "Painting the Dynamic Still Life" workshops in Tubac, Arizona and San Clemente, California! Click on the place names for more details.

Thanks for reading!

Thursday, July 5, 2012

"Shades of Red" floral flower still life original oil painting daily painting

6 x 8"
oil on canvas
$100

When I first painted this one, I thought it was a wiper. Then I kept tweaking it, and now I like it! Good story, I know. I think I've got a little bit of blogger-block today!


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

"Fuchsia Cuttings" floral oil painitng original still life flowers and limes

8 x 8"
oil on canvas
Sold

Well, I googled it - Fuchsia is the correct spelling! Apparently it was named after a botanist named Fuchs. Who knew? I have a huge gorgeous basket of this plant hanging on my front porch this summer. It must like our shady yard.


Tuesday, June 19, 2012

"Going Green" still life daily painting of limes and plant original oil on canvas

8 x 8"
oil on canvas
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Yep, that's a paintbrush sticking out of the plant. I've been known to use worn out paintbrushes as stakes for droopy plant stems. Supposedly, if you have to stake a houseplant, it should really just be trimmed back, but I can't always bring myself to chop them.


Sunday, May 27, 2012

"Lemons and Limes" fruit bowl still life oil painting original

 6 x 6"
oil on canvas

It's been a great weekend so far. The run yesterday was out of this world! As in, my brain went to another universe when I came down out of the woods and was told by a course marshall in an oh-so-cheery voice that I was at mile 9.2! With three miles left to go, I've never wished for a race to be over so much, but hey, I finished it, made my goal time, and hope one day soon to be walking pain-free. Here is a self-portrait from the finish line: