Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2014

Holly Berries - SOLD

'Tis the Season!!
Our block is all decorated with Christmas Lights and through the windows at night, one can see Christmas Tree decorated. Feels like a happy time and I cannot wait for the Holidays.
Talking about decorations Holly Berries are a MUST!! Inspired by decorations, here is my painting. The painting started out looking like this:
Holly Berries - Stage 1: 8 x 8 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
 As I worked through different stages and layers of paint, the final painting emerged here:

Holly Berries - 8 x 8 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

SOLD
Code# PK_14_028

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Day 10 - 30 Paintings in 30 days - Purple Ornament Glow

Here is another experiment with Purple ornament and complimentary colors under my light setup. See how fun shapes are created when the object is kept under light. If you have never observed, this Christmas, after decorating ornaments on your Christmas tree and turning ON the lights, look at one individual ornament closely. I guarantee that you will have fun looking at the shapes and colors created!

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Purple Ornament Glow - 5 x 7 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Day 7 - 30 Paintings in 30 days - Holiday Radiance

Holiday candles brings about radiance and happiness! I lighted a candle inside this decorative Christmas vase and kept it in dark. It looked so very cheerful, take a look at the final painting as well as work in progress pictures below:
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Holiday Radiance, 5 x 7 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
 Stage 1:
Holiday Radiance, 5 x 7 inches, STAGE 1
 Stage 2:
Holiday Radiance, 5 x 7 inches, STAGE 2
 Stage 3:
Holiday Radiance, 5 x 7 inches, STAGE 3

Friday, September 6, 2013

Day 6 - 30 Paintings in 30 days - Happy Snowman

Last 5 days I did fruits, and I wanted to change. I had three goals in mind when I started this challenge. The first goal was to finish a painting in one sitting. Second was to start with basic rounded shapes, so I had the fruits. These were done exactly the same way as in Susan Sarback's workshop I attended couple years ago. And so far I have done setups for all these paintings similar to one shown below. Third was to do some small holiday paintings! So here it is - a Happy Snowman:
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Happy Snowman - 5 x 7 inches, Oil on Canvas Panel
 And BTW, this happy snowman was made by my younger daughter in her 5th Grade Holiday project, she is very happy that her project got so much importance!
Happy Snowman Setup

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