Showing posts with label coastal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coastal. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2016

Night Textures

"Night Textures"  14 x 11 oil     Available at SEWE
 
SEWE is the upcoming Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, SC.
This will be my 12th year there! If you browse my BLOG and do a search for SEWE or Southeastern Wildlife, you will see a bunch of works I have presented there over the years!
This image above was painted at Sargent Beach, TEXAS last summer, and is my catalog image for SEWE.
I will TEACH A WORKSHOP in Sargent on the weekend of the April Full Moon! we will do moonrise at sunset, and sunrise at moonset and enjoy a feast at the great Crab Trap restaurant....Sign up soon!
Email me for details,  but please do not hit "reply" to this! click here:
 
 
 
SHOWS AND WORKSHOPS

SHOWS

Feb. 11-14, 2016 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, Charleston, SC
March 18-May 9, 2016 Cowgirl Up! Wickenburg, AZ                  
  • Fri., March 19 Miniatures Sale   
  • Sat., March 20  Bash n' Bid  
  • Sun., March 21 Quick Draw
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WORKSHOPS


  • WORKSHOP: IN SALADO, TX  April 8-9, 2016  email V....  for info
  • WORKSHOP: FULL MOON on the TEXAS GULF COAST  April 22-24, 2016  email V....                
 
  • WORKSHOP IN THE MOUNTAINS    July 17-21, 2016                                                                
  • Features Sunrises, sunsetrs, moonrises, moonsets and live ranch-life sketching. In the south San Juan Wilderness Area of southern Colorado...along the Conejos River and 70 miles from Taos, NM.                
  • email V....  for info
                

Friday, January 04, 2013

Sea Gun

Sea Gun at Sunset
8x10 oil on linen panel__$390 unframed
 
Here is a break from my BIRD PROJECT...a recent study from a visit to the Texas coast...this little complex is on Copano Bay, where my friends Caro and Don live. I got a nice photo of it as the last orange rays of the sun hit the building. My high school art class picked this photo for me to do as a  teaching demo to show them some things about oil painting. They told me later that they picked a complex photo, hoping to stump me....HA!
Happy New Year!!!

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Harbor Flight

Harbor FLight___24x18 oil on linen___for Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, unless you want it first
I have been in the studio this week, preparing for upcoming shows and travels. The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition is in Charleston, SC each year and I am almost finished preparing for it. This one is actually a "study" for a larger canvas I am working on...I like working out problems in paint. When I finish the study, I usually "wish there was more"....all the time spent "in the scene" FINALLY comes together at the end and it's hard to "put down the brush" (If you are an artist, you KNOW......this is why we sometimes OVERWORK a painting). Rather than overworking, I prefer to just do another one, to "FINISH" the mood! It's sort of like reading a good book or getting engrossed in a good movie. Just when you get into the story and the characters, the movie ends!....This painting has not "ended" for me, yet....there will be a sequel! :) HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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