Friday, February 27, 2009

Marsh Light


This is a quick oily painting I did last night. Boy, its rough out there! Then I stopped painting and went to bed.

Oil on canvas 9"X11" $65.00+S&H

Thursday, February 26, 2009

Nag's Head Oceanfront

This is a quick pen and marker sketch I did from memory. I watched Mike Rooney paint this scene this afternoon. Mike can smear some paint. Look for him on Daily Painters. and his blog. I hope that we can paint together sometime. Thanks, Mike.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Jumping Shrimp (SOLD)


I stopped painting on this. I did not want to lose what I had, for the sake of attempting to make it better. I spent some time deciding what not to paint. I spent more time deciding how not to paint. I do find it helpful to see this in thumb nail on a computer screen. Often I can look at it and see exactly what it needs. Oil on linen 18"X18" (SOLD)

Simple pleasures

pen and marker sketch. Cora.
Priceless.

Monday, February 23, 2009

Two step (on practice)(SOLD)


I wanted this to have a real loose look. I am confident I succeeded. I am less than certain that I even have an opinion about it. I read in an art blog today to assume that what I'm painting is practice for my next one. I practiced on it for a while and then I didn't practice any more.
Oil on linen 8"X16" (SOLD)

Jogging Shrimp

I have almost everything on this canvas. Mixed Media on canvas 12"X16"

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Mad Shrimp

I am still not satisfied with this. I will probably do something different with this. I can't know what it is though. oil on canvas 14"X11"

Friday, February 20, 2009

Cora wears her pail like a crown

Kevin sent me a picture of his daughter. I didn't ask why Cora needed headgear. I am having fun with these little 2 minute sketches. Mixed media on copier paper

Monday, February 16, 2009

Prancing Shrimp (SOLD)

fin
I am trying to stay true to my original rodeo sketches. I have not yet used any white on this. I find that I can make more revisions without getting to battleship grey if I keep white away until I need it. I read somewhere that it was easier to make a painting lighter. So, I have a pretty open field in front of me. I really like this mixing the equine or bovine with the crustaceans. This is a work in progress 18"X22" Oil on linen
This painting is sold.

Bucking Shrimp

16"X16" Oil on Linen
This painting is no longer available.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Rodeo Shrimp

(SOLD)





One morning during my college years in Texas, (Professor Emeritus) Fred Klatt ate a Tic-Tac just before class. I was able to get close enough to hear him critiquing a drawing with a fellow student, ".......lines and arcs have definitive beginnings and definitive ends. On the other hand, scratches, like those you show me, just have the middle part."
Pen and marker sketches




Thursday, February 12, 2009

Shrimp#10 (SOLD)


I taped a piece of pre-gessoed linen to a piece of plywood. I will have to mount it on a board of some fashion in order to sell or display this painting. I have not done this before, I usually build my own frames and stretch my own canvas. Prepared linen is a luxury. The linen panels are wonderful. It makes duck canvas feel like painting on gravel.
Oil on linen 10"X20"
this  painting is sold

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

The Tile guy

Pen and marker sketch

Shrimp


I have thought about painting a large shrimp. These 2 were fun to paint. Oil on canvas paper 9"X12"

North Carolina Shrimp

Pen and marker sketch

The outdoor shower (SOLD)

Outdoor showers are wonderful things. I have one in my back yard with a nice rose growing up the side. Ouch! Some time in May I begin using it every day until it gets too cold. I would say that 95+% of the homes on the outer banks have outdoor shower's. Few are used more than mine. Mine also offers more privacy than this one.
Oil on linen 18"X18" (SOLD)

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