SURFER by Tim Lincoln SOLD

18"x24"x1.34"

This is a stacked oil on a gallery wrap canvas of a surfer friend.I captured that look of apprehension because the gulf had some really big swells coming in and he didn't know if he was going to be able to paddle out.I used a small flat brush and achieved most detail from that.It did take a long time but I was relatively pleased with the results,especially when I sold it.

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The Harvest Original impasto canvas oil painting by Janice Trane Jones



This is an original impressionistic oil painting on a stretched canvas. The painting measures 12 x 24 x 1 1/12. This can be hung as is because the sides are painted to match the painting or put in a tradtional frame.

The scene depicts several individuals bringing in the harvest. The painting is done in heavy impasto/palette knife techniques and has a very loose feel to it.

This painting will not be dry and ready for shipping until April 25.
To purchase or view additional paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or janicetranejones@aol.com.

Cardinal Nest by Kay Wyne

Cardinal Nest
Oil on 11" x 14" Canvas
Another Nest Series Painting....Very wet, should be ready to frame soon. I finished the Cardinal Nest yesterday. The little tiny eggs are down deep in the nest that was in a bush in our backyard. We are watching the mama and papa Cardinal, and we think that they might be making another nest in another bush. These eggs are not whole...they were broken open and empty when we found them...I had to turn them over and position them so the broken side did not show. Thanks for viewing my blog...have an artful day!

kay@kwyne.com

214-532-0325

Murphy, The Dachshund by Kay Wyne

Murphy
Very Wet!
Oil on 9" x 12" canvas

This dachshund belongs to Lindsey Pharr...Murphy lives in Houston, Texas. I might need to make a couple of adjustments on this painting, but it is extremely wet right now. I used Yellow Ochre, Cad Red, Burnt Umber and Violet to get his rusty burnt color on his hair. This impressionistic painting has broad brushstrokes loaded with paint. My reference photograph was not real good, and I could not tell what color his little eyes were, but they were pretty dark....dark umber or close to black. I need to study this little fellow some more before I sign it. And maybe a few strokes on the red collar. I could not see the doggie tag in the photo, but it could be a Texas A & M dog tag.