Showing posts with label tulip painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tulip painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Lucky Winner!


Dahlia
5" x 7"
Palette Knife Painting
by 
Sharon Durbin Graves

I love the Internet!  Artists are so kind to share their knowledge and experience through blogs, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.  There are several artists that I follow and learn so much from their demonstrations, tips, and progress photos.  Sharon Durbin Graves is a wonderful artist I follow. 

Every month Sharon gives away a painting to one of her many blog readers.  I was so fortunate in May to be selected to receive one of her beautiful paintings.  I contacted her immediately and insisted we trade!  She sent me the beautiful Dahlia painting above and I sent her my tulip painting.


Three Tulips
5" x 7"
Acrylic Paint on Ampersand Gessobord

We both had an opportunity to add new paintings to our growing collections.  

Please visit Sharon Durbin Graves' blog~ you just might win a beautiful painting! I did~

I am back to painting again after a long time away~  I will explain more tomorrow!

Thanks for stopping by~

Torrie


Thursday, September 17, 2015

Painting #10 on Day Seventeen of the 30 Paintings in 30 Days


Three Tulips
5" x 7"
Acrylic Paint on Ampersand Gessobord
~Sold~
Day Seventeen of the 30 Paintings in 30 Days in September with Leslie Saeta and this is painting #10.  I love tulips and can't wait for Spring again.  

Three Tulips was painted using professional artist grade acrylic paint on a museum quality Ampersand Gessobord. Painting can be placed in a small frame and also be placed on a small easel for display.

Thank you so much for stopping by~  tomorrow I paint!

Check back Saturday for another painting!

Torrie

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Red Tulips

 

Red Tulips
5" x 7"
Acrylic Paint on Ampersand Gessobord
~Sold~

Time for a change from pears to flowers~

Red Tulips was painted using professional artist grade acrylic paint on Ampersand Gessobord. Painting was finished with a light coat of varnish. This painting can be slipped into a frame or placed on a small easel.


This painting has sold.

Thanks for stopping by~

Torrie