I spent the other day with a wonderful little girl named Ella and we went to the Art Museum. I think her favorite piece was Richard Serra's "Sequence" at Cantor Arts Center. Here's Ella's trip through the sculpture!
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Monday
Tuesday
Pat O. Butter and Melba Toast, oil on masonite 10"x8"
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Claire D. Ayre 10x8 inches oil on masonite panel by Kenney Mencher

"Claire D. Ayre" is an unframed small portrait I did from an vintage photobooth portrait.
Purchase on Etsy
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Friday
"Lucy N. DeSky" oil on masonite 10"x8"

Lucy N. DeSky oil on masonite 10"x8"
A painting from a photo booth portrait. Here's the step by step of how I "made" her.
Purchase
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
Saturday
Ironweed 11x14 inches oil on masonite
Remember the Depression? Not yours silly but the country's. No not this one. . . The one from the 30's!Buy this for $100 bucks on Etsy!
Labels:
1930s,
1940s,
art,
cars,
hats,
nostalgia,
oil,
original painting,
painting,
people,
retro,
trucks
Friday
Thursday
My Best Friend's Mom! oil on masonite 14"x11"
Reliving my childhood fantasies.
Take "My Best Friend's Mom" home with you. You know you've always wanted to!
Buy her on Etsy!
Take "My Best Friend's Mom" home with you. You know you've always wanted to!Buy her on Etsy!
Friday
Another Nail in My Heart 8"x20"
"Another Nail in My Heart" oil on panel 8"x20"
Galkyd medium mixed with burnt umber paint applied with a rag.
Drawing done with burnt umber paint and a sable brush. I wiped out the lights with a rag and some paint thinner.
Galkyd and thin washy layer of main colors and values. Then I let it tack up or dry just a bit. Galkyd medium speeds the drying and makes a nice stable underpainting.
Thicker layers of paint and then working out subtle stuff with some sable brushes.
The finished painting.
PURCHASE

Galkyd medium mixed with burnt umber paint applied with a rag.
Drawing done with burnt umber paint and a sable brush. I wiped out the lights with a rag and some paint thinner.
Galkyd and thin washy layer of main colors and values. Then I let it tack up or dry just a bit. Galkyd medium speeds the drying and makes a nice stable underpainting.
Thicker layers of paint and then working out subtle stuff with some sable brushes.
The finished painting.PURCHASE
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