Showing posts with label 9" x 12". Show all posts
Showing posts with label 9" x 12". Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2019

“Ready for Winter”



“Ready for Winter”
Oil on Canvas, 9” x 12”

I have just finished “My Ántonia” by Willa Cather, and found it to be the story of my great grandparents who settled South Dakota. Raised in a Chicago suburb, I was lucky enough to spend several weeks each summer on my Aunt Arlene and Uncle Bud’s farm in the Black Hills. I wandered the fields, met cows, caught frogs and watched chickens - they made me nervous!

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Monday, February 18, 2019

“Field in Provence”



“Field in Provence”
Oil on Linen, 9” x 12”

We traveled to Southern France a few years ago and I still remember the glorious fields of 
lavender and cypress trees. I’m so ready for spring.

Saturday, April 14, 2018

"Oregon Field"



"Oregon Field"
Oil on Canvas, 9" x 12"

Starting to feel less rusty with landscape. I love how these buildings are dwarfed by the
grandeur of these mountains. I'm from Illinois. The first time I saw Mount Hood in 
Portland Oregon, it looked fake , like a screen projection of a mountain!
Then I climbed South Sister, and I realized just how real 
- and huge - these guys are. Plus a sweltering July day turned into windy and 40 degrees. 
And back to sweltering when we finally got down.

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

"Zinnias"


"Zinnias"
9" x 12," Oil on Canvas

This 30 paintings is getting heady. But I finished this just in time to watch "Poldark" with my husband. I'm wiped!

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

"Harriman Park"



"Harriman Park"
9" x 12," Oil on Canvas

I painted this on the side of the lake early spring 2017. It was chilly, but I was happy with the piece! However the background always seemed too dominant. I've lightened it up in order to push it back and give more depth to the scene.