This is another large painting that I did for the show. I gave that awful panel another chance, I added another coat of gesso first, it helped a little, but I'm still not impressed.
This show was a great push for me. I usually view my small 6x6 paintings as like an oil sketch, and then if I really like the composition and colors then I can turn it into something larger. But the problem is I get...
Just in case there wasn't enough going on right now :) But I love giveaways! I feel like I get to make someone happy...so here it is:
"Skinny Avocado"
Oil on Ampersand Gessobord, 6x6 inches
How to enter the giveaway:
1. Just leave a comment on this post telling me the best thing you've ever heard a kid say or your best pet story. Like I could say "my cat loves to play fetch"or once a 3 year old...
Dropped off my paintings this morning :) I had just enough to fill the spaces and even a couple to spare. The show runs through November 22nd, that's a long time! So stop by Corktree Cellars if you're in the area :)
Here's another one of the paintings I did for the show, it's huge and I love it!
Oil on canvas, 18x36 inches Contact me for purchase information
My show at Corktree Cellars goes up tomorrow, I'm excited but I'm nervous too. Ever since I found out (8 days ago) I've been painting non stop... large, and non stop. I felt like I was in school again, and I had a cumulative final that I wasn't prepared for at all. But I did manage to finish 5 new large pieces, this is one of them:
Oil on cradled panel, 12x24 inches
