Showing posts with label brass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brass. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

No. 660 Valley Sunflowers

 
 
No. 660 Valley Sunflowers
Oil on Linen Panel
7" x 5"
 
Some more flowers from the U- Pick patch outside of Snohomish. I tried to stop there today after class to refresh my stock. I was very disappointed to find it was closed for the season. I had visions of sneaking in to cut some of the few remaining flowers I could see from the road. Then reason returned...

                                                                                        Sneakily,
                                                                                               Susan

Saturday, October 24, 2015

No. 656 Imported Pitcher

 
 
Imported Pitcher
Oil on Gessobord
6" x 6"
 
Thrift shopping is a family thing. Renee found this fabulous brass pitcher for me in a thrift shop in England. What a find! Thanks again, Renee!
 


Sunday, February 24, 2013

Day 97


Renee's Copper Cup
Oil on Gessobord
6 x 6
 
Another one of the cool antiques I borrowed from Renee. Copper
or brass, I'm not exactly sure which it is. Renee could probably enlighten me.
That pear has been an absolute workhorse. It's my star model at the
moment. I wish I remembered what variety it was.

Monday, February 18, 2013

Day 91

 

Copper Kettle - Round Two
Oil on Gessobord
5 x 7

My first attempt at painting the kettle didn't thrill me so I
thought I would try again. This time on gessobord instead of canvas.
Painting on gessobord really is a different experience than painting on
canvas. The surface is much less absorbent, so your paint
really slides around. It takes getting used to. The end result being, 
I liked my first painting better. Try, try again!

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Day 89 - Kettle Woes


Renee's Kettle #1
Oil on Canvas
5 x 7
 
My good friend Renee has come to the rescue again.
She has graciously agreed to let me borrow some of her antiques for
still life props. This brass/copper kettle is the first victim of my artist's eye.
I'm here to tell you, it gave me a run for the money.
I almost felt like my eyes had crossed before I finished.



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