Showing posts with label still life flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label still life flowers. Show all posts

Sunday, November 16, 2014

Original Still Life Flower Watercolor Painting "A Touch of Orange" by Georgia Artist Deanna Jaugstetter

On Fridays, I meet with a group of artist friends to paint and do art talk! We often set up a still life of flowers which one of the participants brings for set up! "A Touch of Orange", a still life watercolor painting on paper, is inspired by this mixed bouquet of beautiful summer flowers! The loose interpretation of the bouquet makes for a lively and spontaneous creation resulting from a delightful painting experience! The painting is beautifully double matted, with glass , and custom framed!

 Watercolor-14.5"x14.5"Framed Dimensions

 This painting is SOLD, but commissions are welcome.

 Visit http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work

 Visit my Art Blog at http://deannajaugstetter.blogspot.com/


Sunday, April 20, 2014

Original Still Life Flower Watercolor Painting "A Touch of Orange" by Georgia Artist Deanna Jaugstetter

On Fridays, I meet with a group of artist friends to paint and do art talk! We often set up a still life of flowers which one of the participants brings for set up! "A Touch of Orange", a still life watercolor painting on paper, is inspired by this mixed bouquet of beautiful summer flowers! The loose interpretation of the bouquet makes for a lively and spontaneous creation resulting from a delightful painting experience! The painting is beautifully double matted, with glass , and custom framed!

 Watercolor-14.5"x14.5"Framed Dimensions

 $175.00 Click HERE to purchase.

 Visit http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work

 Visit my Art Blog at http://deannajaugstetter.blogspot.com/


Wednesday, October 9, 2013

"A Touch of Orange" Original Still Life Flower Watercolor Painting by Georgia Artist Deanna Jaugstetter

On Fridays, I meet with a group of artist friends to paint and do art talk! We often set up a still life of flowers which one of the participants brings for set up! "A Touch of Orange", a still life watercolor painting on paper, is inspired by this mixed bouquet of beautiful summer flowers! The loose interpretation of the bouquet makes for a lively and spontaneous creation resulting from a delightful painting experience! The painting is beautifully double matted, with glass , and custom framed!

 Watercolor-14.5"x14.5"Framed Dimensions

 $175.00 Click HERE to purchase.

 Visit http://DeannaJaugstetter.com to view more of my work

 Visit my Art Blog at http://deannajaugstetter.blogspot.com/


Wednesday, July 25, 2012

REFLECTIVE TEA, by Dottie Martz, dottiefromvirginia






Original oil on 8x10 canvas panel                          website:  dottiemartz.com

This is the final (I hope) posting of this set-up.  My personal critic (my daughter Carol) mentioned that the flowers had more detail than the teapot so I  had to add blue on the bottom of the teapot.

Truly, when I looked at my set-up and the reflections...I ONLY saw the white...no blue.  I admit, though it does look better with more detail.  If one side is detailed...the other HAS to be too.

I like painting reflections...it is a challenge...and we can use that old  "artistic license"!

Please check oujt my web sitge...lots of good stuff there!

Monday, May 14, 2012

Pansies in a White Cup by Virginia fine Artist Cathyann Burgess



A Cup of Life©2012 C.L.Burgess 8x6 oil on canvas panel $175.


Flowers blooming, sunny day, and a light breeze supported my plein air painting at Bella Arte Gallery. This all prima oil painting of pansies was one of two done at a demo for mothers day event at the gallery on Friday. 
My mother is the flower gardener extraordinaire. My love for them ties directly to her and her mother.
What would life be without flowers?
"I must have flowers, always and always." Claude Monet

www.cathyannstudio113.com/

Friday, August 12, 2011

"Red Carnation" By Kelli Miller






This carnation was very difficult for me to paint. As hard as I tried I couldn't see the layers. I lost track of how many times I wiped it and started over! I finally got it on the umpteenth time. Woohoo!!