Funnel Of Love

Attraction is easy.  Love is not always that simple.  In fact, it can be anything from blissfully smooth sailing to treacherous storms, and everything in between.  That said, after 45 years of marriage, I can honestly say it has been worth overcoming the struggles, even though at times they may have seemed insurmountable.

'Funnel of Love'

20 x 20" Oil on Canvas

Diane K. Hewitt 

This abstract was created using only black, brown and white oils, utilizing  symbols and broad  expressionistic marks.  

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Note: Colors may vary slightly between actual painting and 

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An Expressionistic Abstract Oil Painting With Symbolism, 'Funnel Of Love' , By Georgia Artist Diane K. Hewitt

 

'Funnel Of Love'

20 x 20" Oil On Canvas

Price: $500.00

Purchase this original oil painting or a framed print Here

Complimentary shipping on original oil paintings

in the Continental USA. 

See more of my art work and fine art prints Here.

Note: Colors may vary slightly between actual painting and 

image, due to camera setting and viewing monitor.

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Sophie Ponders Another Valentine's Day - a contemporary figurative oil painting by Joanie Springer

SOPHIE PONDERS ANOTHER VALENTINE'S DAY WITHOUT A DATE

6 in x 6 in, oil on cradled wood panel, sides painted black, ready to hang.

Price: $65 with FREE U.S shipping

Another one of these faces that just come through!

I've decided to add a bit more info about what pigments I'm working with, and support information.

I worked with a limited palette here: let's see, raw umber, sap green, cerulean blue, white, my new quin red and a wee bit of primary yellow light. I think that's it. I discovered the other day, while ordering new paints online that a naples yellow could be mixed with raw umber, cad red, cad yellow, white. So I tried my own version since i wanted most of the colors in this painting to be pretty muted or desaturated, starting with her skin tone. I'm working on eliminating the cadmium red and yellow when i run out, and in anticipation, I'm trying out Grumbacher Red (Napthol) as a potential replacement for Cad red, and Primary Yellow Light to replace cadmium yellow. I'll let you know how it goes. Yes, they mix differently, so it will take some practice, but so far I am encouraged. I use watersoluble oils exclusively.

Here's the link to my brand new ART TIP: Why I Use Watersoluble Oils info.

For purchase info and to see more of my Contemporary, Whimsical, and Soulful art please visit my website at http://www.ARTfortheSOULofit.com

Blessings! Joanie