This is a very “painterly” rendition of onions with a blue jar of flowers in the background. Click here for more information.
Three Poppies
A wonderful large (36 x 24) painting for you to collect! The flowers are a romantic painterly version of a favorite flower. I truly enjoyed painting this! If you would like to purchase it, or just look at it more carefully, click here.
Leaves
This large (20 x 16) painting has brilliant color! It is a mixed media painting. The leaves came from a reference photo I made of leaves from the red maple I gave to my husband for our anniversary several years ago. (It was called a Red maple according to Home Depot but it has only had yellow leaves! So part of the red ones are wishful painting on my part….) For more information, click here.
Fall in Heber Springs, Arkansas
This is a large painting–24 x 36–and could make a very striking focal point for a room! It will look good in a barn wood frame. The canvas was given to me by a very good friend who lives close to Heber Springs, Arkansas so I decided to name the painting for her! The foliage is very heavily textured. For more information, click here.
Ozark Cabin in Early Fall
This is an oil painting on a canvas panel. I like the contrast between red and blue. To see more about this painting, click here.
Pears in a Bowl
I like to paint pears and have done several paintings of them! This painting is on stretched canvas and is 8 x10. Click here to go to my Daily Paintworks Gallery and see more about this painting.
Early Evening
This painting is on stretched canvas and has a lovely, serene feeling of peace. Notice the small house in the left hand side. Click here for more information.
Colors of Fall
This is an oil painting, very heavily textured. It is part of a series of fall paintings I did in oil for my September posts. Click here for more information or to see others in the series.
Buzzard
Are you looking for the perfect Halloween painting to add to your collection? Consider my latest offering from my subconscious, “Buzzard.” At the top, notice the keys and chain attached to a post. A line of hooded figures progresses up the painting to the ruins of one city and across on the right hand side another city smokes in its devastation. The turkey buzzard is high up, looking down from its perch of twisted wires, branches and what looks like shattered plumbing. (Deb, if you are still looking at my blog, tell me what is going on in my dream world!!) All comments are appreciated and read, and if anyone is interested in finding out more about this painting, click here.
Lakeside, Arkansas
Lakeside is a small community south of Little Rock with many charming cabins, a club house, and, of course, a lake. This impressionistic canvas panel oil painting is 8 x 10. Click here for more information.
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