Blowing In The Wind by Kay Wyne

Blowing In The Wind

30" x 40" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

This painting is available for purchase.

Contact Kay at kay@kwyne.com for more information.

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Eat Your Veggies by Kay Wyne

Eat Your Veggies

6" x 8" Oil on Raymar Cotton Panel

This is a painting that I painted from a Different Strokes From Different Folks Challenge. I was really jazzed when I painted this. I used a wide, flat brush, and painted it pretty quickly. I did not go back into the wet paint and "fuss" with it. Thanks for viewing....and be sure to eat your veggies! Kay

Looking At You by Kay Wyne

Looking At You....I hope this qualifies for the October theme of Birds and Bees.  I have plenty of birds, but no bees in my portfolio of paintings.  This guy was inspired by the Dallas Chicken Coop Tour that I went on last year.  This contemporary oil painting is on a 36" x 36" Gallery Wrap Canvas.  Happy October!  Kay

Small Hat Painting by Kay Wyne

This little 6" x 8" oil is on a Raymar cotton panel. I was digging through some of my husband's stuff and found his wool YMCA baseball cap and baseball from years ago. Maybe this painting will bring back some memories for you as you look at it. It was a fun little piece to do....although I seem to enjoy painting on large canvases. Thanks for viewing this blog, and have an artful day! Kay

Cactus Buds by Sharon Hodges, 11x14

I may be pushing the edge of our definition of 'flowers' this month, but I love cactus in bloom, especially the moment just before the pods burst open with the yellow flowers. That's when I painted this one...the yellow flowers are pushing their way out and will soon be screaming for attention. Now, they are just a whisper. If you have interest in this painting, please contact me. To see more of my work, please visit my blog or website. Thanks for looking!

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!

Floral Palette Knife Painting by Kay Wyne

Floral

24" x 24" Oil on Canvas

Still life palette knife painting...now hanging at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas. I used oil sticks, oil paints, brushes and knives on this painting. As usual, I have alot of color going, and have a loose look on the canvs. Thanks for viewing this blog and the art posted here by Texas Artists!!!! Kay

Sharon Hodges: Cowboy on 'Donut with Sprinkles', 36x36x2

Greetings, friends, Sharon Hodges here. I am new to this blog, and this is my first post. Our topic this month is 'cowboy up', so here is my offering......

I totally love the rodeo...the cowboys, the animals, the characters in the stands, the kids, the clowns, the whole big, crazy spectacle. I especially love the odd names of the bulls, and this one is no exception. Eight seconds is a lifetime if you are on the back of a really agitated, massive bull like this one. The cowboy did not win this engagement, but he gave it a great ride.

If you have interest in purchasing this painting, please contact me. To see more of my work, please visit my blog. Thanks for looking!

Horizon Series: Abstract 1023 by Kay Wyne

Horizon Series: Abstract 1023 - SOLD
Here is another Horizon Series Painting....This 18" x 18" Gallery Wrap Canvas has color, lines, shapes and texture. The oil paints were pushed around with palette knives and brushes. I am posting this painting because I dream about color. I don't know if I am a colorist or not, but I love color. (I need to research the definition of a colorist...maybe a good subject for my next posting on my blog!) All of my art is full of color - it could be an abstract, a landscape, an animal portrait or mixed media. I love color! If you are interested in viewing more of my art, please go to my blog:

http://kaywyne.blogspot.com

Croquet Balls by Kay Wyne

This little painting is a companion to the croquet mallet and balls that I posted earlier this week. I pulled out three colorful croquet balls from the arrangement on my coffee table. This 6" x 8" oil painting was fun to do...it is colorful, simple and fun. Thanks for viewing this blog....Have an artful weekend!