
Today’s offering is a 8×10 soft pastel painting on orange card stock. The painting was created using layers of soft pastel each layer sealed with workable fixative.

Today’s offering is a 8×10 soft pastel painting on orange card stock. The painting was created using layers of soft pastel each layer sealed with workable fixative.

I present for your perusing Two Small Churches. The first one is soft pastel on an old book page. The second is acrylics on a board approximately 1’by 3′. The churches are both my renderings of old country churches.

The Furst Gnome In Blue is an acrylic rendering on a piece of 4″ by 24″ piece of old pallet wood.

I like to you a number of different mediums. One of my favorites is old pastel. I have not used them a lot so all of my current renderings are experiments. These are the latest two, “Girls on the Beach, ” and “Red Flower.” The paintings are both done on 6×9 card stock.

Even snowmen need a little fun sometimes. My friend here is taking a slide down a snow covered hill. The picture is 8×12 and done in acrylics.

It has been a while since I posted a Furst Gnome drawing. Well here are two. The first drawing is of the Furst Gnome fishing done in soft pastel. The second is just a pencil drawing with the yellow soft pastel highlights. Both drawings are 6×9 drawings on white card stock.

Both of these flowers were created using soft pastels. The first is a set of 3 roses on an old book page. The second is a yellow flower, of unknown kind to me done on a piece of 6×9 card stock.

The First Gnome is doing one of his favorite activities…skiing. The drawing was done on half a file folder using a #2 and soft pastels.

Two views of my favorite pet, a cat. Both are small 6×9 paintings suitable for wall art or wall decor. Both are abstracts. The first done in soft pastels, the second a mixture of soft pastels and pen.