Bleu` was our Arabian gelding that my son owned. Bleu passed away two years ago and he is still fondly remembered.
This site will be dedicated primarily to painting. Leatherwork will be added periodically. I have been a saddle maker since 1977 and painting since 1973. I love to paint and for the last several years I have been sharing my love for painting with my siblings. I will be sharing this blog with some of my sisters to display their work. Images may not be used or copied in any manner or for any purpose without my expressed written consent and permission.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Our birds for the Audubon Bird Festival 2013 6x6 painting sale.
Jules Indio Bunting, Loretta's Rainbow Finch of Australia
Cathy Jo's Black Capped Chickadee, Carol's Sand Pipers
Cathy Jo's first submission ever
all seven grouped together
Mary Ramona's Black Capped Chickadees
Donna's American Kestral
Gaille's, New Life for an Old Boot
Jules Indigo Bunting
Friday, October 18, 2013
More Audubon Birds
Cathy Jo's first submission (with a little help)
Black Capped Chickadee
Jules, "Indigo Bunting"
this is her third year
Gaille's "New Life for an old Boot" is her third year.
"Rainbow Finch of Australia"
I added a little more detail to give a better representation of the map in the background.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
"Rainbow Finch" & "Sand Pipers"
We're keeping the Seagulls "Mine" so I chose a Rainbow Finch, native to Australia as my alternate Bird Painting for the Audubon Bird Festival in November.
Carol's submission for the 6x6 Audubon Bird Festival Painting Sale. Below is a view of one side.
Carol's submission for the 6x6 Audubon Bird Festival Painting Sale. Below is a view of one side.
Monday, September 30, 2013
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Black Swan
9 x 11 Acrylic on panel
I painted this fellow from a photo I took at Animal Kingdom when I was on vacation in Florida in 2010.
The tricky part about acrylic painting for me is keeping white bright and sparkling. It tends to dull and turn gray.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Armored Carousel Horse
Two images of an Armored Carousel Horse which are typically the lead horse on Carousels. It's the horse the carousel operator counts as he passes during the ride.
This fellow is "carved" in leather, then painted with acrylics.
Leather carving and painting in acrylics are not new to me.....putting the two together was new. I usually stain tooled leather. I was pleased with the result.
I've added this image after I corrected part of the painted portion.
It was difficult to get the brightness and color right when saving the photo. The first images are closer to the actual tone.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
Monday, June 3, 2013
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