Showing posts with label #pastels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #pastels. Show all posts

Saturday, January 4, 2020

Shot In The Dark

Shot In The Dark
6x6, soft pastel


Day 4 of the #stradaeasel challenge is a wounderful little shot of Scotch called “Shot In The Dark” since it was painting in the early morning hours today...from 4-6am.  Now, for a nap!

Thursday, January 2, 2020

Little Jug

Little Jug
6x6, soft pastel


Since I’m focusing on still lifes lately, I thought I’d do the 31 day #stradaeasel challenge practicing with my still life props.  Love this little jug.

Friday, January 12, 2018

Pond Ripples

Pond Ripples
12x12, soft pastel
A rainy day at the Botanical Gardens.  It wasn't feasible to paint in the rain that day so I took photos instead.  This one caught my eye because of all the ripples in the small pond.  I'm showing it on my easel because I'm jus not convinced that it's finished...so, for now I'll share it with you and assess it for the next few days, weeks, maybe months.   Ah, that's what happens sometimes.

For the #stradaeasel 31 Day Challenge, "Hanging Around The Spokane Airport"was created in the baggage check area...a great place to paint even though the subject matter was a bit odd.  This "toaster" plane was suspended from the ceiling and caught my eye with the florescent bulbs for the "toast" and "propeller".



Monday, January 30, 2017

Jan 2017 30 in 30 Challenge



It's always a bit "challenging" just remembering how to get all the images for the 30in30 into a collage.  PicMonkey is a website that allows a free trial to do such a thing.  I'm grateful for a program that does the heavy lifting for me!  Even though it's tough to get the actual images laid out so a person can see the entire painting...this one above is close enough.  I thought it turned out nicely (all things considered).  


Sunday, January 29, 2017

Lavender Sky - Pastel

Lavender Sky - Pastel
12x12, soft pastel

Day 30 of 30....Lavender Sky is befitting of a final farewell to the 2017 Jan. 30in30!  Whew, I made it!  I'm ready for a short break. I hope you enjoyed them all, the good, the bad and the ugly.  Breaking into oil painting this past month was a lot of fun.  I certainly learned a lot and look forward to doing more of both oils and pastels after I get caught up on everything else that took a backseat these past few weeks (like laundry).   See you soon!