Showing posts with label three. Show all posts
Showing posts with label three. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Three Goats

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After a busy Christmas Eve of wrapping, cooking and family fun, these three goats are wishing you all a Happy Christmas Eve!  Better get to bed before Santa arrives!  Painting number 2552 in 2552 days. 

Monday, March 2, 2015

Red Trio

Red Trio
Oil on canvas, 6x9 - purchase here
Yesterday, I was wonderfully productive on the painting front.  Today, I have been thoroughly busy getting the house back in order, teaching a painting class, and trying to finish the laundry before a sorority meeting at 6:30!  Thank goodness for getting paintings done ahead of time - or I would be starting my painting at 10:00 tonight!  This painting is a companion piece for yesterday's post, using a similar color theme.  These flowers offer such a sweet escape from the grey and barren landscape this time of year.  My parents still have 12 inches of snow on the ground - which was already covered when they arrived home from the holidays!  I can't even imagine an endless landscape of snow!  I do like painting it in all of it's shades, but I would soon grow weary of all the overcast, cold days.  When I have been near Lake Erie in the winter, the sun rarely makes an appearance!  So different from the bright sunny days of the midwest - even in winter.  Our temperatures are expected near 60 degrees this weekend - we may be grilling out on Sunday for a change!  Painting number 793 in 793 days - now back to that silly laundry!  Does the family really need dry sheets before bedtime?

Sunday, December 7, 2014

We Three Kings

We Three Kings
Oil on wood panel, 6x4
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I attended the Christmas Pageant at the First Baptist of Raytown with a few friends on Friday night.  The show was SO moving!  It has been on my mind ever since, and so it has inspired my daily painting.  My panel is small - and this would have been much easier in a larger size!  My painting window was cut very short when family started rolling in - so this is little more than a study in oils.  If you have never been to that show, and are in the Kansas City area - you must go see it!  This is their 35th year, and it is amazing.  Painting number 708 in 708 days.