Bird and Shoes
16 x 20 inches, watercolor on paper
one of a kind
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
Daily Painting 1431 Tall Palms in the Morning
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Daily Painting 1430 Wednesday's Winds Tropical Storm Debby
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PLEIN AIR PAINTING AT SIESTA KEY
Squirrels By The Path, gouache on paper, 12 in. x 9 in.
Squirrels By The Path, gouache on paper, 12 in. x 9 in.
I painted this en plein air this morning at the picnic area at Siesta Beach in Siesta Key, Florida. It was a relatively cool morning. The squirrels came over while I was sketching, so I sketched them right into my composition. My website is at Sharon Guy Art.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Daily Painting 1429 Bear Point Egret
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Daily Painting 1428 Settling in for the Night White bird oil painting
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Sunday, June 24, 2012
Friday, June 22, 2012
Gail's Planter
Diane Mannion, GAIL'S PLANTER, 6x8" oil
A friend's Mexican pottery in the afternoon sun.
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PLEIN AIR PAINTING AT SIESTA BEACH
Sea Oats And Grasses, gouache on paper, 12 in. x 9 in. by Sharon Guy. I had a couple of hours to paint early in the morning before it started to rain. The light was soft and gray because of the clouds. My website is at http://www.sharonguyart.com. I also have a shop on etsy at http://www.etsy.com/people/sharonguy.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Diane Mannion, IBIS
Diane Mannion, IBIS, 6x8" oil
Posted this on my blog today along with a demo of my painting, WATER PEOPLE.
Daily Painting 1427 Indian River Sail
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
"At the Beach" (yellow skirt) by Sally Shisler
(4x4") - 201215
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I have some 4x4" gesso board that's been laying around for a while, and I finally decided to go ahead and give it a try for painting. My usual surface is Centurion oil primed linen that I cut down and mount onto gator board. It's been my preference for about 2 years (after I went on a spree buying and trying all different kinds of 'stuff' to get the best of what I'd need to kill as many birds with one stone as possible). I really enjoyed the gesso board though I believe there was some absorption of the paint rather than what I'm used to with the linen. The linen allows the paint to sit on top of the surface more. Just the same, I think I'll do several more like this to see where it goes.
I have some 4x4" gesso board that's been laying around for a while, and I finally decided to go ahead and give it a try for painting. My usual surface is Centurion oil primed linen that I cut down and mount onto gator board. It's been my preference for about 2 years (after I went on a spree buying and trying all different kinds of 'stuff' to get the best of what I'd need to kill as many birds with one stone as possible). I really enjoyed the gesso board though I believe there was some absorption of the paint rather than what I'm used to with the linen. The linen allows the paint to sit on top of the surface more. Just the same, I think I'll do several more like this to see where it goes.
About
workshops - so many have asked, and yes, I still do them and I am in the
process of putting together the next few for this year. Probably will
aim for 2 more. (Next year I will be teaching in GA, and hopefully in
TX - thanks to the honor of being invited as a Signature Member of Contemporary Fine Art International). I have also put feelers out for the central NJ area). I'll keep everyone posted.
Anyone who has asked, I've put you on the list of artists who are interested.
Finally, I believe I'm going to send out a short questionnaire soon to ascertain who is interested in studying what. My endeavors & methods have changed a lot since I first began teaching a few years ago, and I'd hate to plan something that not everyone was expecting.
Anyone who has asked, I've put you on the list of artists who are interested.
Finally, I believe I'm going to send out a short questionnaire soon to ascertain who is interested in studying what. My endeavors & methods have changed a lot since I first began teaching a few years ago, and I'd hate to plan something that not everyone was expecting.
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Windy Palm Miniature Oil Painting
Cabbage palm blowing in the wind. ACEO size, oil on watercolor paper. 2.50 x 3.50 inches
Monday, June 18, 2012
Daily Painting 1426 Take Off American Egret Oil Painting
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