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Sharing the lessons I teach at the Artist Guild and the personal discoveries in my art.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Roses in a Water Glass.
Roses in a Water Glass
6x8in oil on canvas panel $125. SOLD
Painting the rose again while it is still fresh.
No peacock feathers this time.
Artist Note.
My mind and hand have only just started to
settled down from the trauma of painting the
previous post of peacock feathers and roses
in the tiny area of 7x5 inches!
I thank you for all the great comments about the painting
and want you to know
they helped guide my sanity back to the land of normality.
Although we all know it is good to push ourselves out
of our comfort zones, next time I choose to paint something
so complex - I will do it on a much easier, larger size.
This one went much faster and was painted mostly with
a knife
Labels:
floral,
fracturing technique,
impressionism,
julie ford oliver. daily painter. blog,
oil on canvas panel,
roses,
still life
I am a painter living in Las Cruces, NM. After many years as an illustrator I turned to fine art to develop my own artistic voice. I currently teach talented and enthusiastic artists in oil, acrylic and egg tempera painting. I am also a member of the Artist Guild of Southern New Mexico.
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this is soooo beautiful! I really love the blue of the glass - the whole painting is electric!
ReplyDeleteHurray for easy street. Problem with saying that is...this doesn't look easy either.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful beautiful!
Those roses are lovely and those subtle color changes really make this pop, especially the glass.
ReplyDeleteLove the freshness. For some reason, this looks like a happy painting. The blue is just glorious.
ReplyDeletelovely painting...I really love the blue in the glass!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Julie as usual
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Beautiful!! Just love your color sense. Makes me want to get out my oils and palette knife.
ReplyDeleteThe peacock color in the glass. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely gorgeous, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI find these piece just absolutely stunning, Julie. It looks as though the leaves are coming towards you from the glass and the colors are just so beautiful! The rose itself is amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour work with the palette knife is wonderful Julie! I love the splash of blue on the vase....beautiful color!
ReplyDeleteThe blue glass stole extra attention than the rose but the rose itself is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the blues in this one! Really nice one!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! So loose an colorful! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your recent comment in my blog! I so appreciate your kind words!
I love all your latest works.
You use color and the palette knife so well.
I am amazed that you are able to get all that wonderful art on such small surfaces.
Bravo!
Your Feeling Better Art Buddy!
Michael
wow excellent one Julie
ReplyDeleteFlowers do invite palette knife. Noting does petal better. Beautiful Julie. --I'm as awed as Michael with those miniature jewels.
ReplyDeleteOh those ivory blooms- Love it!
ReplyDeleteJulie - this is beautiful. Love all the complex colors found within the ivory roses. It seems like the knife painting adds so much texture too which makes these lovely flowers come right off the canvas. Thank you friend for sharing. Have a great day.
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