Showing posts with label buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buildings. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2011
Afternoon Flower Garden
A few weeks ago I painted this property from the side yard. This time I saw the beautiful flowers and late afternoon shadows on the planter boxes and had to paint it. This place is in Bodega, CA, and the owners say it's been painted countless times. Can you see why?
Plus the weather was gorgeous and stayed that way all day.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Cow Palace
This cow barn is on a back street behind Tomales. It looks so cozy under the big eucalyptus trees. I liked the added palm tree. The cows have it good here. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Rest Stop
Back again to the little village of Tomales. This time I focused on Main Street and the passers-through having some refreshments. You'll find bicyclists and motorcyclists here regularly. 20"x16" oil on canvas.
Labels:
"Main Street" "Tomales California",
bicycles,
bikes,
buildings,
late spring,
people,
trees
Sunday, May 3, 2009
In Back of Town
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Palace of Fine Arts
Labels:
boat hills trees,
buildings,
landmark,
pond,
reflections,
San Francisco,
water
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Luther Burbank Home and Gardens
I've been trying to paint a very small and quick pallette knife painting each day to loosen up. This is a 5"x7", oil on canvas, framed, that I liked because of the complimentary colors and multiple shapes. It's in a section of the Luther Burbank Home and Gardens, always a colorful place.
I've done a larger version of this, but actually prefer this little gem because it's not so realistic. Oh, to do large looser paintings. Price $99+$10 s/h.
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