I love this plant! Mine has been growing in a pot for several years, and covers itself with blue flowers all summer. I have read that the plant is toxic, but I am apparently not allergic to it, because I have noticed nothing. This is the first time I have painted it. For further information, click here.
This is a small oil painting, only 7 x 5 inches! It is painted on a canvas panel. More may be seen by clicking here,
I should have shown this lovely fall landscape last year, but the oil paint was extra heavy and took a long time to dry. It is on a canvas panel, 8 x 10, which will fit almost any commercial frame. For further information, click here.
This is the same blue bowl that I featured in last Sunday’s blog. I changed the flowers and the geometric background up. For more information on this painting, click here.
I love zinnias and several years ago had many wonderful plants that produced several hundred flowers. This oil painting is on a wood panel. For more information, click here.
This 10 x 8 oil painting is on a wood panel. For further information, click here.
This is an old building in Van Buren, Arkansas. I think it was formally an insurance office. This is a 10 x 8 oil painting.
This oil painting is 8 1/2 x 11 inches, canvas mounted on paper board. It is not for sale because there is a flaw in the mounted canvas.
These are two recent pet portraits! The lady who bought them had them beautifully framed and I wanted to show Pumpkin and Annie in their frames! These are Goldendoodles. I have also placed them in my Dailypaintworks gallery along with other pet portraits. Pumpkin’s portrait was purchased at an auction for the Pulaski County Humane Society, a wonderful organization that saves the lives of hundreds of dogs and other animals. I try to donate a painting each year and many people bid to have their pet featured in a painting.
This oil painting is on a wood panel. It is 8 x 10 inches and the wood panel is about 1/4 inch thick. For further information, click here.
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