At only 6 x 8 inches this is a small painting! But there is a lot to see in it. Notice the fence posts on either side of the small building and the way the narrow path leads up to the door. This scene was inspired by my visit to Randolph County in east Arkansas around the area of Maynard, a small town. For further information, click here.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This is an oil painting. The leaves are heavily textured and brush marks and palette knife marks are clearly visible. It is 16 x 20 and would be the focal point for a room. If you would like to have more information about it or look at other new paintings (I have posted ten or 12 new ones) click here to go to my Daily Paintworks online gallery.
An old stone bridge inspired by a memory of an arched bridge near Hot Springs, Arkansas at Garvan Gardens. For further information about this painting, click here.
I think these barns actually had gray tin roofs, but I felt that the painting needed color so I repainted them red! The painting is 9 x 12.
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