Wally The White Cat IV

Some of my weekdays are very broken up between classes. I am learning that it's worth it to sit down and paint even if it's only for 40 minutes, which is  how long this little painting took! Although I did go pack the next day and add a few more strokes.

Escape! a Whimsical Fun Mini Oil Painting by Judy Batterson

This 3"x3" mini oil painting is just for fun. I got the idea from a travel magazine and had some fun with it. How do you escape from working at your computer week after week? Press the escape key! This would be a great one for a desk. Just imagine escaping to a tropical paradise, lounging under a palm next to aqua blue waters. Ahhhh, escape! My real Florida natural landscapes are found on my website, www.judybatterson.com.

Calico Scallop and Shark Tooth, a mini Oil Painting by Judy Batterson

From a series of 3" x3" mini-paintings of shells at the beach, this shows a calico scallop shell and a shark tooth at the water's edge. The tiny canvas is on wood stretchers and the painting wraps around the sides. It sits on a small wood easel. For more Florida landscapes view my website at www.judybatterson.com.

Starfish, a Mini Oil Painting by Judy Batterson

From a series of 3" x3" mini-paintings of shells at the beach, this shows a starfish at the water's edge.
The tiny canvas is on wood stretchers and the painting wraps around the sides. It sits on a small wood easel. For more Florida landscapes view my website at www.judybatterson.com.

Sand Dollar and Baby Conch, a Mini Oil Painting by Judy Batterson

From a series of 3" x3" mini-paintings of shells at the beach, this shows a sand dollar and baby conch shell at the water's edge.
The tiny canvas is on wood stretchers and the painting wraps around the sides. It sits on a small wood easel. For more Florida landscapes view my website at www.judybatterson.com.

Miniature Oil Painting of Miniature Nike Baby Shoes

I have been waiting to do something with this tiny canvas. I had so much fun working with the palette knife. I am going to continue, and try it on larger panels.