Showing posts with label silo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silo. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Dreamscapes - Spring Fields

32 x 40 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
"Painting dreamy spring landscapes is what gets me through the long Wisconsin winters"



Saturday, March 30, 2013

White Wind

16x20 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
I am having fun with scratching back into the paint and glazing over acrylic.  Here is another version of the Pink Sky painting.

Friday, March 29, 2013

Pink Sky

8x10 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
A semi abstract farm scene, focusing on color and texture.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Color and Texture

My sister the banker, has a new office and needed her favorite colors on the walls.

30x40 Acrylic and Oil on canvas. NFS

3-8x10 Acrylic and Oil on canvas.  NFS

Sunday, July 19, 2009

Little red chickencoop

available for sale 8x10 oil on panel $75 unframed $175 framed My painting group and I met way out in the country at the end of a dead-end gravel road. This charming group of buildings and hay field really struck me as "farm scene." I love it when we find a beautiful out of the way place to paint.

Friday, July 17, 2009

Covered bridge road


available for sale 9x12 oil on panel $175 framed $100 unframed - Cedarburg plein air event I needed a break from people and the heat so I drove around and found this nice scene. There was a shade tree in just the right spot so the next morning I got up early and was done by 8:30.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Autumn Hideaway - Gardner Rd

$450 sold

Watercolor and Pastel

image 10.5 X 11

frame 21.5 X 22.5

double matted,

Museum glass & frame

Wednesday with the group- we were on the top of a ridge on a beautiful clear day. Behind me was a tiny strawbale house, no bigger than a garden shed, that a young family of four lived together in all winter. I kept trying to imagine how that might be possible and keep your sanity.

I like how this farm scene is tucked into the trees and hills.