No. 673 Pomegranate with Silver

 

Pomegranate with Silver

Oil on Linen Panel

5" x 7"

 

Had a wonderful Thanksgiving today with family and lots of yummy food. I hope you did too.

Tomorrow we exercise! 

 

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No. 672 Happy Thanksgiving!

 

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

Oil on Linen Panel

5" x 7"

 

Wow! I have so much to be thankful for I don't even know where to start. A wonderful family, a comfortable home and a beautiful place to live are my foundation. Then there are three years of daily painting and all the blessings that has brought - a growing business, new friends, recognition and last but not least an opportunity to teach a wonderful group of students. Oh my, I think I'm going to have to find some tissues!

Oh no, I won't forget about you! I'm so very thankful that you take the time out of your busy day to read my humble blog. It means the world to me! Thank you.

 

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!

 

No. 671 Persimmons, Sunflowers and Sugar Bowl

 

Persimmons, Sunflowers and Sugar Bowl

Oil on Gessobord

6" x 6"

 

This is a variation on a sunflower still life I painted earlier. Those persimmons sure are cute!

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No. 670 Sunflowers with Fall Fruit

 

 

Sunflowers with Fall Fruit

Oil on Linen Panel

7" x 5"

 

Just a few more days to enjoy those fall images than it's the big switcheroo! Big bouquets of sunflowers are harder and harder to come by so I guess it's all for the best...

 

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No. 669 U-Pick Dahlias

 

 

U-Pick Dahlias

Oil on Gessobord

6" x 6"

 

So sad to see the farmer's stand close it's gates for the season.  And I was just getting into the dahlia painting groove! Sigh. I guess it will be something to look forward to next year.

 

 



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No. 668 The Cinderella Pumpkin

 

 

The Cinderella Pumpkin

Oil on Gessobord

6" x 6"

 

Love the intense color of the Cinderella pumpkins. All the different types of pumpkins you see these days are amazing. One farm we stopped at had a display of 50 different varieties. Who knew?

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No.667 Plein Air in Tadcaster

Plein Air in Tadcaster

Oil on Canvas

5" x 7"

So what do you do when you finally have the opportunity to paint in plein air, you pack up all your gear and hike to just the right spot only to find you've forgotten your brushes? You've got it, you use your palette knife! You know, the one you normally only use for mixing paint. I once heard an artist say she used her credit card when she found herself without brushes or palette knives.

This painting, by the way, was from my wonderful trip to England this summer.