With this month's theme of flowers, I am struggling to contribute. Flowers generally bring me to my knees. They are, for me, challenging subject material, nevermind that I do enjoy them so much. These irises faithfully poke their heads thru the earth every spring in my yard. I painted them last spring, and I can hardly wait to see them this year, especially with all the snow and ice we've had this winter. This painting struck a chord with a visitor to my studio who bought it before it was dry...maybe I should be less afraid of flowers!
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Iris Blooms by Sharon Hodges
With this month's theme of flowers, I am struggling to contribute. Flowers generally bring me to my knees. They are, for me, challenging subject material, nevermind that I do enjoy them so much. These irises faithfully poke their heads thru the earth every spring in my yard. I painted them last spring, and I can hardly wait to see them this year, especially with all the snow and ice we've had this winter. This painting struck a chord with a visitor to my studio who bought it before it was dry...maybe I should be less afraid of flowers!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Red Rooster by Kay Wyne
Red Rooster
Oil on 24" x 24" Gallery Wrap Canvas
Oil on 24" x 24" Gallery Wrap Canvas
SOLD!
Wide brushstrokes, splashes of color, and thick paint are characteristics of this painting. This red rooster might be giving you the evil eye, he might be very angry, or he could be your everyday run of the mill rooster. There are layers and layers of color and texture on the canvas. This painting was sold by Pam Massur at The Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas. It made the SOLD section of the June issue of American Art Collector. ( http://www.americanartcollector.com/) I have been out of town for two weeks, and need to get back into the studio today. Have a great day!
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