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Showing posts with label Daily Paintworks. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Orange You Special by Angela Sullivan

 Orange You Special by Angela Sullivan
                  I never know when I get up in the morning what I will be painting that day. 
Today I surprised myself by painting this little Clementine.
7x5 oil on canvas panel.
$60
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Red With a Touch of Gray by Angela Sullivan

Red With A Touch of Gray
Practicing roses....I really have wanted to paint some nice roses and there is no 
other way to achieve that without practice. This one did turn out kinda nice.
8x8 oil on canvas panel.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Things That Matter by Angela Sullivan

 
Things That Matter by Angela Sullivan
Original oil painting on 8x8 canvas panel.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Pulled In Different Directions by Angela Sullivan

Pulled In Different Directions by Angela Sullivan

Pulled In Different Directions
Loving to paint cherries...I guess because they are red...
7x5 oil on canvas panel
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Monday, January 9, 2012

Gloria J Zucaro's "Green Plate & Ham"

6"H x 8"W Original Oil on Stretched Canvas
$75.00  Staple-free sides painted black.  May be hung with or without frame.


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The Daily Paintworks Challenge for the week of January 8- 14 is to paint a picture of your breakfast.  Well, this was not my breakfast because I couldn't cook in the studio!  I actually had 2 slices of bacon, two fried eggs, and a healthy juiced fruit and vegetable combo that was made from 1 beet, 1 carrot, 1 apple, 1 orange and a one inch square of fresh ginger.  Oh, not to forget the large cup of Colombian coffee  "straight"! I haven't posted for a week because my children celebrated Christmas with me on the 7th. of January.  I was busy last week with some extra shopping and wrapping, and preparing or picking up food for the weekend.  So the ham in this picture is part of a Honeybaked ham we had.  I still have too much leftover, even though they each took some home.  Ham anybody?! I painted this over a previously used canvas.  I have photos of the canvas and my value study on my blog         www.gloriajzucaro.blogspot.com 

Monday, January 2, 2012

Gloria J Zucaro's "Purple Apple,Blue Orange,Green Lemon"

6"H x 6"W Original Oil on Canvas Panel
$65.00 Unframed $5.00 S&H



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This weeks challenge from the Daily Paintworks site is called "Change the Color!"  My original and actual colors were red apple, yellow lemon and an orange orange.  The soup bowl is actually shades of teal,blue/ green, & purple.  This was hard but fun!  I did the value study over my first panel with the four 10 minute pumpkin paintings on it that I had done for that challenge in October.   The colors underneath were orange, yellow and blue/green.  It made it a little confusing when I started my value study and painting, but once I got in most of the basic colors it felt better.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's "The Present" and The Past Challenge

8'H X 10"W    SOLD
This is the latest Daily Paintworks Challenge.  Wrap up a present and paint it.  Well, as it happens today is my birthday and on Tuesday afternoon a box arrived from my ex-sister-in-law.  I opened the box and this lovely present was in it.  So I painted the gift box along with the really beautiful card.  The card has sparkles on it...I just love anything that sparkles.  After a Thai dinner at my son's house tonight with my daughter-in-law and my adorable grandson, age three, we opened presents.  In this box there was a beautiful little bird, actually about life size and a wonderful candle with a bird, nest and flowers reverse painted on the glass.  Two additions to my collection for future paintings.  Although I don't get to see my sister-in-law much anymore, I always think of her fondly and remember the good times we had together when we were as close as true sisters.