I decided to try and re-create Walking Through the Field in oil pastels. The rendering is done on 6×9 card stock using several generic brands of oil pastels.
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#589 of 1001, Walking Through the Field 1
A 9×12 original abstract acrylic painting of a girl walking through a field of weeds.
#587 and 588 of 1001 Walking in Fields of Flowers
The two small paintings depict girls in fields of flowers. The one on the left is done in oil pastels . It depicts a girl in a field with a storm cloud overhead. If I had to do it again, and I may I would soften the storm cloud to grey. The one on the right is done in soft pastels. For the most part I am fine with the way it turned out. Both drawings are done on 6×9 card stock.
#586 of 1001, The Snowman
This is my version of a paint night painting my wife’s friend in Florida painted. My wife wanted similar rendering so I created this one. It is a craft item so the design and painting are simple. However there are something’s I like about the painting. Oh yeah it is actually painted a 12×14 piece of wood from an old swing set.
#584 and 585 of 1001, Flowers Two Ways
The first painting is done is soft pastels on card stock. The second painting is oil pastel also on card stock. Both paintings are small 6×9 paintings.
#583 of 1001, Watching the Sunrise
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.
#581 and 582 of 1001, Two Small Churches
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.
#580 of 1001, The Furst Gnome In Blue
The Furst Gnome In Blue is an acrylic rendering on a piece of 4″ by 24″ piece of old pallet wood.
#578 and 579, Two In Oil Pastel
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.
