Showing posts with label torso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label torso. Show all posts

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Hand on Hip


5" x 7" Oil on canvas panel SOLD




$225.




A bit of the process...blocking in and working with lights and darks


Safe Traveling and
~Have a Healthy & Happy New Year Year~


Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Female Torso Standing



5" x 7" Oil on canvas board

(please see Jan 29 post .repainted background)

Enjoy your body this new year. Exercise a bit more,
eat a better diet regularly, a maybe drop a few pounds...
why not? Show a little restraint combined with
some fortitude.
Get an interest other than what's my next meal? !

~~~Happy New Year~~~

Thursday, November 27, 2008

Repose 1


6" x 6" Oil on masonite






$99. + S/H


Happy Thanksgiving
After teaching a Plein Air class all summer until October, and giving Workshops in Mosaics, creating a Blog, and artist in residence doing Tapestry Murals with a school, Winter begins.

We're traveling until Mid December, and I'll try to post a few between now and then. All my paintings posted before today, that are not sold are in my studio in Vermont, so they can't be delivered if purchased until mid to late April 2009. But they can be purchased, it's just that I won't have access to them in storage until April. Thanks for your understanding.

Have a good holiday with family and loved ones.

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Floating III


6" x 6" Oil on hardboard

These floaters are really intriguing to me.
They encompass both of my passions,
the nude and moving water.

(Check out first one posted March 24)






$195. + S/H

Friday, June 6, 2008

Floating II


6" x 6" Oil on hardboard

These floaters are really intriguing to me.
They encompass both of my passions,
the nude and moving water.

(Check out first one posted March 24)




$195. + S/H

Monday, March 24, 2008

Floating


6" x 6" Oil on masonite


$195. + S/H SOLD

Now this is what we call loose painting.
Would that all my figures (and landscapes)
be produced with enough accuracy
yet this much freedom of the brush.
It was fun to do that's for sure.

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