Showing posts with label Fields. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fields. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2021

Out West

 



“Out West”
Oil on Canvas Board, 8” x 10”

A beautiful western field in the spring, I really wanted to capture depth in this painting.

Monday, September 16, 2019

”Port Meadow, Oxford, 8 a.m.





“Port Meadow, Oxford, 8 a.m.”
Oil on Canvas, 6” x 8”

We were riding our bikes in absolutely picturesque rural England. 
The view was often so perfect, it looked make believe! Thanks to my brother in law Rick,
 we were up and out by 8 - I rarely swing that on my own.
This is a study - a larger version is in the future.


Saturday, September 7, 2019

”Planted”



“Planted”
Oil on Canvas, 6” x 8”

So, another small painting. I struggled with the foreground, scraping it out three times!
In desperation I borrowed a gorgeous field from another gorgeous painting, this by Roy Connelly.
I learned so much in this process. Not totally original, but I had a blast!


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.

Thursday, September 20, 2018

"Provence"



"Road in Provence"
Oil on Canvas, 6" x 8"

I have gone over this several times. It needed it, and it is finally done! There is just something Alive about those tall trees you see in southern France. They are majestic and dominate the skyline.