Showing posts with label mixed-media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mixed-media. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

SOLD...Orange Hibiscus and Hurricane Ike by Tim Lincoln...SOLD

14"x18"x1.34" galler wrap canvas
 
20"x16"x2" beveled wrapped canvas
 
mixed media and oil
 
 
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Tuscan Inspired Original Abstract Landscape Palette Knife Painting by Texas Contemporary Artist Filomena Booth

Tuscan Landscape - grouping

I just completed a series of small heavily textured acrylic palette knife mixed media paintings on canvas. Each painting measures 10"x10"x1.5". The movie, Under the Tuscan Sun, was the inspiration for the series. Although I've never traveled to Italy, I tried to capture the warmth of the sun and feeling of the countryside. The paintings are accented with collaged elements...postage stamps, archetectural images and a variety of decorative papers.


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Filomena de Andrade Booth
Texas Contemporary Abstract Artist

Saturday, October 31, 2009

"Transition" by Pat Koscienski

"Transition"
Mixed Media
10" x 10"

"Transition" is a mixed media of gel medium, inks, and acrylic done on canvas. Rich, warm, colors with a lot of texture. If interested in purchasing contact Pat at patsfineart@hotmail.com

PENNSYLVANIA DAILY PAINTER PAT KOSCIENSKI
www.patkoscienski.blogspot.com
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Sunday, October 25, 2009

Waterlilies...Revisited


Original Modern Abstract Contemporary Art
by Texas Daily Abstract Painter Filomena Booth

Waterlilies...Revisited
12"x12"x.75"
Mixed-media on Canvas
$100.00

I guess that since our move to our new home, I've been doing a bit of inventory of my materials and supplies. I found a small stretched canvas that I had given up on a couple of years ago. It was heavily textured and gessoed in black. I decided to start experimenting with painting tools I had never used - my fingers! After gloving up, I scooped up gobs of paint and started painting away. I was amazed that the acrylic behaved more like oils - I was able to blend the colors alot easier than with a brush! Funny how we sometimes ignore the most obvious!

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$100.00