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Thursday, January 2, 2014

Miss Chick by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Again I felt compelled to paint the chick I got for Christmas. It just kinda screams paint me.

I looked around my studio and saw a beautiful red apple. One my daughter brought me a couple of weeks ago.I got the knife and cut it up wanting to capture the fleshy part and seeds but to my surprise it was all brown inside so I did what any artist would do I changed it. Thanks for following or just simply taking time to look at my blog.

5x7 oil on canvas panel. still life

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

China Blue by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

7x5 still life painting oil on canvas panel

I received this little chicken and the vase for a Christmas gift. In fact I received several things

to use as still life items. I was ever so happy. Of course you will see them again.

Monday, December 30, 2013

Juicy Red by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

5x7 oil still life on canvas panel.

I have missed a few days painting recently and have so missed it. I feel slightly broken but better now after a day of painting. Thanks to each of you who daily look at my art. It really means more than you know.

Monday, December 16, 2013

Let's Get Together by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Let's Get Together by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I bought the little bottle at a Mountain Man Rendezvous in Fort Bridger Wyoming.
I never really had a use for it until now.
5x7 oil on canvas panel

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Peppermint and Peppersauce by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

I recently attended a workshop by Qiang Huang and I had always had difficulty with

dark backgrounds so I worked on that a little and here is the results.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Morning Brew by Angela Sullivan

An old tea kettle I found at the thrift Store and no I don't go to the thrift store often I just

happened to find a few things while I was there.

6x6 oil on edge wrapped canvas. Still life.
JL

Monday, August 5, 2013

Early Riser by Angela Sullivan

This picture really doesn't do this painting justice. It is brighter with thick rich paint.

20x16 oil on edge wrapped canvas.

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Red Top by Angela Sullivan

Red Top by Angela Sulivan

I have been pushing my limits lately by painting larger. As you know my norm is

small but this painting is 20x16 edge wrapped canvas. This has a lot of texture and color. I really

was not able to get a clear good photo of it.

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Saturday, July 13, 2013

Sitting And Standing by Angela Sullivan

I set up this still life from treasures I have on my shelf all of which are just waiting to be painted.

Funny thing the treasures of artist. Stuff that anyone else would look at and say Oh! Really!

6x6 oil on canvas

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Bacon and Eggs by Angela Sullivan

Hi! I am a pig. Not just any pig I tell you but a pink pig. I don't have hair and I don't like anything about slop. I must tell you that I found a wonderful friend. He is this chicken. You see...I have never been understood before. Hanging around with pigs just proved to make me feel well...ordinary but being with this chicken makes me see how special I am. Now when people look at us it must seem a little strange. I over heard some guy the other day as he passed us whisper Bacon and Eggs....What does that mean? Must be something good.

6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Heads or Tails by Angela Sullivan

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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Chicken Shaker by Angela Sullivan

I just thought that I would post this in two versions. The original and the revised. I don't usually post personal things but I couldn't resist. Logan my grandson has just moved to town. He is five. That should tell you enough but I will continue. I painted this the other day of a salt shaker my husband gave me for Christmas and a few grapes. It was still on my easel when Logan came for a visit. The next morning I went to paint and my chicken looked a little different than it did the night before. It was kinda streaked and some red was in places that I did not intend for it to be. I ask him and Paul my 6 year old grandson if either of them had been in my studio and if they knew why my painting was smeared both said no but then Logan went on to say as he pointed at my palette knife. I think they used that to do it with. I looked closer to find the tip of the knife covered with red paint. Paint just like is on the chicken beak. How could I be mad at that. I just got my brush and fixed it. I just can't imagine what happened :0) can you?

6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

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