Seagull

I most likely did this one but I will go over my posts to edit it.

First rays of Dawn

This is an oil on canvas 24"x18", I think. It was sold.

Paintings

This is an early morning dawn painting. The sky is so much fun. It is oil on canvas paper 24"x18".

Landscapes, sea scapes and Skyscapes and more

This painting is 24"x30" oil on canvas. This is one of my earlier sky skapes which turned into only sky.

Landscapes, sea scapes and Skyscapes

This is a smaller painting 18"x20" oil on canvas.

This is 18"x24" oil on canvas paper. I loved
this image and did a few of them. I will try and
post them in order.

This is 36"x24" oil on canvas. I am not sure it this is done. I keep changing the light clouds. But it is done enough for now.

This is 24"x36" oil on canvas. This was one of my earlier paintings were I was very interested in using the shapes of the clouds as more of solid objects.

This is 18"x24" oil on canvas paper. This painting changed a lot as I went along. At first the clouds were very dark and became lighter.

This is the second one.

This is the first.

Let me know if you can see both.

What to enter in a show?

I did this a bit backwards. The timing of the paintings is not that important. Please give me feed back.

This is on Phomecore, 32x40, oil. Abbey thought this one I should submit. It was done during the class.

This is on 9x12 canvas. I am not sure about this one, because it is very recent and no one has seen it. I am disappointed with it, it seems boring. I am also having a hard time knowing which pictures are better then the others. Next time I will delete the bad ones. The learning process.

Just ignore this one, below and above, I could not remove them.

The one on the right is the first of two painting on canvas, 18x24, I think. I could call beginning and end. Abbey liked the second one better.

This is part two of daffodils I did. I think this is the better of the two. This is a 12x12 oil on board. I did this one earlier in the class. Abbey had told me to focus on my brush stokes defining the image and bringing the viewer into the picture.

So I know you will be the only one looking Meg, so can you give me your opinion?

I did most of these as home work for the class, the big one, the tulips I did in class.

It has been awhile since I posted, sorry

This is on a 12x12 board, oil. Abbey liked this one. She wanted me to do a searies of these with glasses on a book. I did but do not have a picture of the newer one. I had camera trouble, the battery died.