Looking Forward To Tomorrow by Kay Wyne

Looking Forward To Tomorrow

20" x 20" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Floral Still Life Painting

The title of this painting, Looking Forward To Tomorrow is perfect for today's post!  Tomorrow (Saturday) is the start of Kaleidoscope at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas.  Here is the info below, and if you can't come to the demos or reception, stop in the gallery to view the new pieces during the month of February.  

Thanks for looking at this blog and the art posted.....Kay Wyne

Misty by Kay Wyne - Sold!

Misty

30" x 30" Oil on Canvas

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

Thanks to Pam Massar, owner of Dutch Art Gallery for framing and selling this large landscape painting.  I love the colors on this canvas, they are soft and harmonious, leading the eye into the horizon.  I enjoyed painting the dramatic clouds...I am so pleased that Misty has a new home!  I have more paintings on the easel in the studio as it is too hot and humid to paint outside right now.  Thanks for looking at this blog....Kay Wyne

Afternoon Delight by Kay Wyne

Afternoon Delight

12" x 12" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

Yesterday was the Artists' Reception at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas for the "It's A Small World" exhibit.  There was a great turn-out, and this painting, "Afternoon Delight" took third place in the jurying.  (A total surprise for me, since I haven't won anything in a long time!!!)  Judges were Steve Hahn and Ellie Taylor, both fabulous artists.  Here is a pic of gallery owner Pam Massar, Ellie, Steve and I with my framed painting.

It was so much fun to meet some new collectors and artists throughout the afternoon.  It was especially fun to have friend Gwen Bell take second place and studio partner Sharon Hodges take first place in the judging.  

Sharon Hodges taking home a blue ribbon!

That cheeseburger was fabulous!!!

Pam Massar, Steve Hahn, Gwen Bell with her fabulous painting "Dog Days", and Ellie Taylor.  If you missed the opening reception, please stop by the gallery to see all of the small paintings in the show...they are wonderful.  To top off my afternoon, three of my rooster paintings sold...they flew the coop and now have a new home.  A big thank you to Pam and her staff!  Thanks for looking at this blog...send any comments or questions my way.  Kay

Eleven Eggs by Kay Wyne

Eleven Eggs
Oil on 18" x 18" Gallery Wrap Canvas
This painting is hanging at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas.
It is available for sale...no frame needed.For more information on this painting, please see my website, http://www.kwyne.com/or call me at 214-532-0325.
Thanks for viewing this blog!!!

Old Friends by Kay Wyne

Old Friends
Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

8" x 24"Palette Knife Painting
These feathered friends are yacking away, having a heart-to-heart conversation. I hope that this painting makes you smile...the roosters are full of personality having quite the session. The canvas might appear to be out of balance, but it was my intention to have have the roosters focused on each other and off-center. Currently, this painting is at The Dutch Art Gallery. Thanks for viewing this blog. Stay cool and have a artful day!

Garden Gate by Kay Wyne

Garden Gate is one of my contemporary abstract paintings

now hanging at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas.

Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing this painting.

Thanks so much for viewing this blog!

Kay@kwyne.com

214-532-0325

Coop by Kay Wyne

Coop

Coop Tour: Do you know what a Coop Tour is?
(From Webster’s Dictionary)
Coop: 1 : a cage or small enclosure (as for poultry); also : a small building for housing poultry Tour: 1 a : one's turn in an orderly schedule

Several weekends ago, John Wyne and I did the Dallas Coop Tour on a Sunday afternoon….all over Dallas, Texas. We went on a Coop Tour. Basically, it was a tour around the neighborhood, viewing the chicken coops. Actually, it was very interesting…it took us four hours (with map in hand) to hit eleven coops inside the Dallas city limits. Not out in the country! I got lots of pics of roosters, chickens, and even a turkey. Lots of great painting material!

Coop is the name of this feathered friend….this painting did not have a name until yesterday, when Pam Massar at The Dutch Art Gallery named him….for the Coop Tour. This contemporary oil painting is on a 30” x 30” canvas. I used lots of oil paint on him…I hope to be posting some more paintings from our little tour. I hope that you have a great day! Thanks for viewing this blog! Feel free to contact me for more information on my art.

Kay@kwyne.com

214-532-0325

Texas Wildflowers by Kay Wyne

It is spring in Texas...the Wildflowers will be out very soon. This oil painting is currently at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas. If you are interested in purchasing, please contact Pam at Dutch Art or Kay (kay@kwyne.com). Thanks for viewing this blog!

Celebration by Kay Wyne

Celebration
36" x 36" Oil on Canvas

This contemporary abstract painting is hanging at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas. It was painted last year and because of the colors and movement in this painting, I named it Celebration. It is appropriate for me to re-post this painting...The Wyne family has been celebrating lately with the engagement of our daughter, Lindsay to Wesley. My painting time has taken a backseat to the engagement, engagement party and wedding plans. But, I hope to get back into the studio today. I have gotten re-charged and very inspired after taking a little trip to Ft. Worth to visit the Kimbell Art Museum yesterday. I hope to have some new paintings to post soon! Thanks for visiting this blog. Please contact Dutch Art Gallery or myself if you are interested in purchasing this painting. kay@wyne.com or 214-532-0325.

Aspen Trees by Kay Wyne

Aspen Trees
Palette Knife Painting
Oil on Masonite
This painting has layers and layers of color. I started with a piece of gessoed masonite. Then a layer of venitian red acrylic paint. I was experimenting with the red as a base layer. You can see some of the red coming through on the painting. I learned alot from this painting...and although it was fun, I could not wait to get back to painting on linen or canvas. Many artists paint a base color before they start painting, but for some reason it bothered me to have a solid red base coat...my eye prefers an off-white clean canvas. I have this framed in a handsome black frame...it will be going to the Dutch Art Gallery soon. Thanks for viewing this blog! You can contact me at kay@kwyne.com or 214-532-0325.

Hen Session by Kay Wyne

Hen Session

12" x 18" Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Oil

Today I finished this fun, colorful and loose painting of three hens. Or roosters....I don't know what they are, but they have alot of character and were so much fun to paint. After painting some commissions and meeting holiday deadlines, this was something that I wanted to paint for me. I painted it, and will put up at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, TX. Thanks for viewing this blog. For more of my art, please visit my blog: http://kaywyne.blogspot.com/

Sushi, Anyone?

Sushi, Anyone?

Oil on 6" x 8" Cotton Panel

Contact Kay Wyne for more information on this painting. Thanks for viewing this blog!

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