Showing posts with label Orange. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orange. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

Black Bird in Golden Light

Black Bird in Golden Light  14 x 16 Oil   $785
Autumn has arrived and the colors here are at their peak. This is my absolute favorite time of year.
Sadly, with autumn, many of the birds I have enjoyed watching at the feeder have dwindled to just a
few lingering chickadees and nuthatches. However the squirrels have been very entertaining with all their winter preparations.


In the spirit of autumn, this raven reflects the blues of the sky and the golden light of autumn.

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Monday, January 23, 2012

Heavens Open by contemporary artist Sue Kemnitz

heavens open
Acrylic on textured canvas • 36"x18"
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I confess, this beautiful painting has actually been hanging on my wall for three months waiting for a name. Yesterday morning I finally came to my senses and asked Jesus what He thought and immediately the name, "heavens open" came to mind. So excited! It's like the painting is finally finished!
 

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Sweet Persimmon

Sweet Persimmon
6x6 Oil
Oh where, oh where does the weekend go? I really do think the weekends should be longer. I just didn't get as much done as I wanted to. I hope everyone else's weekend was longer than mine!

I gave the persimmon another go and in the process I have found that I prefer painting on a linen surface rather than canvas. I always have had expensive tastes!

My latest news is that I've been invited to participate in an oils show in December/Jan. I'm looking forward to sharing gallery space with some top area artists.  I'll share the details soon.

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Sunday, October 31, 2010

The Mysterious Persimmon

"The Mysterious Persimmon"
6x8 oil
A still life! Something a little different for me. It's been a while since I've painted one. I love the colors in the one and am pretty pleased with how it turned out.
Not much to say about these little fruits. I've only painted them, never tried them. What do you do with them? Make pie? Jelly?  I just find them to be intriguing and mysterious... there's got to be some kind of story in the mysteries of this luscious little fruit. 
To all you writers out there - the challenge is on!

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