Showing posts with label pitcher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pitcher. Show all posts

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Miss Chick by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

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, December 11, 2013

It's An Orange Thing by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan


It's An Orange Thing by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I found this little pitcher on a recent trip to Maine. It is beautiful and fragile and I couldn't resist.

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Peppermint and Peppersauce by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

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, November 20, 2013

Off The Tree by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Off The Tree by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
A favorite and a few pieces of peppermint. I found this pitcher at TJ Maxx and fell in love with it it is shiny but has ridges. I am sure you will see more with this pitcher. Also I bought the little white dish next to the Santa with the piece of peppermint in it. The red candle is one my sister gave me for my birthday many years ago. I am trying my best to keep the background smooth to emphasize the objects of importance. 8X10 oil on canvas panel.

Saturday, June 22, 2013

A Spray of Color by Angela Sullivan

A Spray of Color by Angela Sullivan
Just a pitcher of flowers you may say. The truth is that is what we started out as a dark and
forboding piece of canvas with nothing but blue and a little purple here and there. Then sprinkles of color
started showing up and flowers formed and as an after thought the pear. Oh yea and who could forget those blue flowers on the pitcher. What I am trying to say is when all is said and done what could be nicer than just a little Spray of Color. It alone changes the world.
20x10 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
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Monday, February 18, 2013

Pulled In Different Directions

Pulled In Different Directions
Loving to paint cherries...I guess because they are red...
7x5 oil on canvas panel
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

For Morning Coffee No longer available ( Art Demo In Oils)


 Ok! I am always intrigued by artist that post how to. Well this may not be how to but how I did it.
1. I start by toning my canvas. Any color will do but I usually use Burnt Sienna today however I used thinned Thalo Blue and white.
 2. Next I do a rough sketch with Burnt Umber thinned  #2 bright brush
 3. Add some shadowing and what will be my darks. Thalo blue and burnt umber with maybe a touch of Aliz Crimson
 4.Thalo blue and Aliz Chrimson for the dark purple flowers
 5. Touch of white to mixture for highlights on flowers. Sap green and cad yellow light for greens with Thalo blue for darks and of course Aliz Crimson
 6. rough in highlights on pot. White and ultramarine blue with raw umber
 7. Cad yellow light with burnt sienna for interest
 8. Using a #4 bright I scruff to soften shadows and lights on teapot
 9. Adding some darks back in for contrast I paint in the background with titanium white raw umber mixed with ultramarine blue.
 10.  I scruff into the green leaves and purple flowers in background also adding highlights to background vase
 11. Adding sharp highlights to teapot with titanium white and a touch of thalo blue
12. Finishing I add purple and green hints to teapot to tie them all in. I soften edges and leave some bright highlights and of course sign my name. I hope you have enjoyed this as posting a step by step demo is something I never really thought I would do. I so enjoy other artist demos that I figured I would give it a go. Hope your day is blessed and please oh please visit again soon. Would appreciate comments if you enjoyed this.
                                  Oil on 6x6 gallery wrapped canvas
                                                For sale or auction thru my DPW gallery. Follow the link to pay via PayPal

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Just A Spoon Full Of Sugar

Just A Spoon Full of Sugar
Everytime I ask for coffee someone says what do you want in
it? My answer...Just a spoon full of sugar.
8x8 Oil on canvas panel still life

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Visitors

 Visitors
Once again I revisit the mice and the pitcher.
This was kinda fun. A lot of fun in fact.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel

Monday, September 12, 2011

Raising Cain

Raising Cain
These two little geese look like a mother teaching her child about
life. I couldn't resist naming it Raising Cain.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel.

Girl to Girl

Girl to Girl
Some people call it a hen party but I just call it Girl to Girl.
Another little figurine in my daughters collection.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Cherry Bottom

Cherry Bottom
While visiting my daughter for a few days I found that I did not have any reference
material but alas she had this cute pitcher so I couldn't resist.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel



Monday, August 15, 2011

Pitcher and Peach

Pitcher and Peach
I posted the first painting of this a couple of days ago. I did not like it at all so I
did a paintover and for some reason I Like this one better.
I did use a palette knife in some places.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel.
Paypal available.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Time Marches On
























Time Marches On
I painted this a while back but was not pleased with the
 background.I revisited this today and I like
 the dark surrounding much better.
20x16 acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010

Blue Creamer

Blue Creamer
When I was a little girl I can remembe when my grandma used to have those
little pitchers filled with cream for the coffee. Fresh cream straight from the
cow. Those were the days......
5x5 acrylic on canvas panel
$60





Monday, June 28, 2010

Fine Things

Fine Things
Sometimes we get caught up in having the most fashionable and the best but sometimes the fine things are right before our eyes. An old pitcher and a few old fashioned roses remind me of home. A home from yester year. A home where I used to play with my doll Thumbelina and the items in my play house were old dishes mom let me play with.
All of these were of course the "Fine Things".
16x20 acrylic on stretched canvas
Unavailable

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Waiting for Pie


SOLD
Waiting for Pie was hard to complete
as my mouth watered after the
cherries were finished.
It is an acrylic on panel board and is already
sold.

Monday, May 31, 2010

Waiting for Guest


Waiting for Guest. A cup waiting to be
filled with the sweet tasty drink. Oh wait
Guest first of course.
Acrylic on 10x12 panel board.

No Longer Available