Showing posts with label abstract wildlife painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract wildlife painting. Show all posts
Monday, January 24, 2011
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
"Doorway of Perception" abstract expressionism bison painting by Kate Dardine
"Doorway of Perception" 14x11 oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
Thursday, September 16, 2010
"Onward and Upward", abstract expressionist acrylic palette knife painting of a bear by Kate Dardine
While painting "Onward and Upward" I was thinking about the darkening days, the advent of the time of darkness. Many people with Bear as a totem look forward to winter, when one can go inside, both figuratively and literally, and recharge.
Full of vigorous knife work, this painting is at once energetic and contemplative.
To see more work, please visit my website, www.katedardine.com. Thank you!
Thursday, September 9, 2010
"Pensive Bear" abstract wildlife palette knife painting by Kate Dardine
This is the smallest palette knife painting I've attempted - and was interested to see if I could keep it loose with the illusion of detail. I'm happy with how it turned out.
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www.katedardine.com
Click here to purchase.
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
"Moose on the Loose" contemporary wildlife painting by Colorado artist Kate Dardine
Moose on the Loose
10x10 oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
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The interesting thing about Moose, as I've discovered from encounters with the Moose in the mountains of Colorado and Yellowstone Park, is how quickly and gracefully this huge animal can move. And how silently it can pick its way through the willows - one might pass by you only a few feet away and you might never even hear it. When in the presence of Moose, one can't help but respect the power of this animal. Even so, they are a bit goofy looking!
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10x10 oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
Click here to purchase
The interesting thing about Moose, as I've discovered from encounters with the Moose in the mountains of Colorado and Yellowstone Park, is how quickly and gracefully this huge animal can move. And how silently it can pick its way through the willows - one might pass by you only a few feet away and you might never even hear it. When in the presence of Moose, one can't help but respect the power of this animal. Even so, they are a bit goofy looking!
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
"Shape Shifter" abstract fox daily painting by Kate Dardine
Painting # 47 of my Daily Paintings. Sometimes you just don't know what you are going to end up with when you start. Such was the case with "Shapeshifter." Halfway through the painting, it shifted. Perceivably. Palpably. More about this painting is written in my blog.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
"Daybreak on the Land" abstracted bison painting by Kate Dardine
Painting #44 of my Painting a Day Project -
The pattern of color on the bison's back
symbolizes the sun rising up over the mountains,
while the morning star shines brightly
in the darkness just before dawn.
www.katedardine.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
The pattern of color on the bison's back
symbolizes the sun rising up over the mountains,
while the morning star shines brightly
in the darkness just before dawn.
www.katedardine.com
Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
"CaMOOSEflage" abstract wildlife painting by Kate Dardine

Painting #37 of my Painting a day project. I challenged myself on this painting to paint with a very grayed down, subtle palette. I wanted to give the feeling of the moose being camouflaged.
CaMOOSEflage is 6x6", oil on stretched canvas, available through my website.
www.katedardine.com
Colorado, USA
CaMOOSEflage is 6x6", oil on stretched canvas, available through my website.
www.katedardine.com
Colorado, USA
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
"Oh Possum! Contemporary wildlife paintings by Kate Dardine
Thursday, March 18, 2010
"When Coyote Flashes Red," by Kate Dardine
Colorado, USA
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
"Magic Waters" by Kate Dardine
Labels:
abstract wildlife painting,
moose,
moose painting
Thursday, February 25, 2010
"Wolf Song" by Kate Dardine
Painting # 28 of my Painting a Day project. This piece was painted on Ampersand panel, which has a rather slick surface. I found I had to let it dry a few days before coming in with details. I call it Wolf Song because the background design reminds me of music clefs. 4x4", oil on stretched canvas. $35 plus shipping. Click here to purchase Wolf Song.
Labels:
abstract wildlife painting,
wolf painting,
wolf totem,
wolves
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
"Between Time and Places" fox painting by Kate Dardine
Painting #27 of my Painting a Day project. I've been seeing a lot of foxes lately, so figured this was a good time to paint one! This painting is 4x4", on gallery-wrapped canvas - no frame needed! Click here for purchase info.
Colorado, USA
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
"Secret Friend" by Kate Dardine
Painting #13 of my Painting a Day project. The other morning I found one of these little creatures in the grain bin in my horse barn. Trying to catch him while wearing thick work gloves was like a three ring circus - or a greased pig contest. I finally got him out of the bin and he scampered off and hid in a pile of hay. 4x5", oil on stretched canvas, ready to frame.
$45 plus shipping.
See all paintings in the Painting a Day series.
www.KateDardine.com
Daily Abstract Painter from Colorado, USA
$45 plus shipping.
See all paintings in the Painting a Day series.
www.KateDardine.com
Daily Abstract Painter from Colorado, USA
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