No. 659 Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #3 - Plein Air

 

 

Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #3

Plein Air

8" x 10"

Oil on Linen Panel

 

The last of my little pumpkin truck series. I hope to paint you again next year my friend!

 

Happy Halloween everyone! - Susan :)

 

 

No. 658 Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #2 - Plein Air

 

 

No. 658 Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #2

Plein Air

Oil on Linen Panel

5" x 7"

 

This is an amazingly peaceful place to hang out - during the week. A slight breeze, migrating geese flying overhead, house sparrows chirping in the barn and the occasional family strolling by looking for the perfect pumpkin all make this a wonderful place to paint.



 

 

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No. 657 Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #1 - Plein Air

 

 

Bailey's Pumpkin Truck #1

Plein Air

Oil on Gessobord

6" x 6"

 

I can't tell you how much I love this old, pumpkin covered truck. I love it so much I painted it three times in the last couple of weeks. This is the last of the three...



 

 

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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!

 



No. 655 Birthday Flowers

 

 

Birthday Flowers

Oil on Gessobord

6" x 6"

 

My daughter found these on the doorstep. The card addressed to me. What a wonderful birthday surprise! Sent by a very thoughtful sister. Thank you, Renee!

 

 



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No. 654 Pumkins with Sunflowers

 

 

Pumpkins with Sunflowers

Oil on Linen Panel

7" x 5"

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 I went a little bonkers the other day. I stopped at a farmers market on Marsh Road just outside of Snohomish and discovered U-pick flowers were only 20 cents a stem. What a deal! Many flowers came home with me...

 

Dreamily,

Susan



No. 653 The First of Many

 

 

The First of Many

Oil on Linen Panel

7" x 5"

 

Ahhh yes, it's that time of year. We've been painting pumpkins in class and I've been painting them at home. They are not easy to paint. It's all those ridges. I love pumpkins but curse the ridges!

 

Slightly frustrated,

Susan



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