Showing posts with label palm painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palm painting. Show all posts
Thursday, March 26, 2020
5-Day Challenge, 20-Minute Painting, Day 2: Old Florida, 5x7 Oil on Panel
This reminds me of my younger days in Central Florida. It was always an adventure to look for wildlife, and snakes or gators gave us bragging rights. We used to pick Rosary Peas, bright red beans with a black spot, and use them for peashooters. I now know they are poisonous and we could have killed ourselves with those things!
I primed my board with red, which I brushed on and wiped off. I like it for landscapes because it gives all that green some spark.
Carmen
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Peaceful River, Original Oil Painting 10x8 Florida Landscape on Canvas Panel
This is a study for a large painting, a commission. I first used photos of the Dora Canal, but it is impossible to paint it without most of the canvas being green, so I opened it up to get more sky and reflection. There will be more 'critters' in the final.
Carmen
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Turkey Creek Palm, 10x8 Original Oil on Canvas Panel
$125, Buy Now
This is Turkey Creek in Palm Bay, Florida, and it's one of those surprising places that sits right in the middle of a populated area. It is a quiet haven that is home to alligators, turtles, armadillos, manatees, and many other animals. There are extensive hiking trails winding throughout the peaceful woods. Sometimes you just need to get off the hard road, as they say where I come from. That can refer to pavement or life.
Carmen
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