Showing posts with label original hummingbird watercolor painting by janice trane jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label original hummingbird watercolor painting by janice trane jones. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2017

"HUMMINGBIRD HOLLYHOCK HANGOVER" Original abstract hummingbird watercolor by Janice Trane Jones



"Hummingbird Hollyhock Hangover" is an original watercolor measuring 11 x 15 unframed. The painting is done on 300 lb cold pressed paper and high grade pigments. The purchase includes a 16 x 20 white mat. I flatten all my watercolors out and put them in their mat so they are ready to put into the frame you have picked out. (US sales only) Purchases outside the US must be shipped rolled to save shipping costs for the buyer.

This little hungry hummingbird to literally getting a hangover with all the pollen he is taking in on a beautiful summer day. Since he has no competition at the moment he is eating as much as possible.

To PURCHASE or view paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or https://www.etsy.com/listing/513452661/hummingbird-hollyhock-watercolor

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

SOLD "Hummingbird Wildflower Express" Original abstract hummingbird painting by Janice Trane Jones


This is an original hummingbird watercolor on 300 lb cold pressed paper and high grade pigments. The painting measures 11 x 15 unframed but the purchase includes a 16 x 20 white mat. I flatten out all my watercolors and put them in their mat so that when you get your painting all you have to do is put it in the frame of your choice.
"Hummingbird Wildflower Express" depicts two very hungry hummingbirds making their way through all the newly opened wildflowers trying to beat the slower birds to the goodies of the day.

To purchase this or other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or contact me a janicetranejones@aol.com.

Saturday, February 21, 2015

SOLD "The Hummingbird Avenger" Original Abstract Hummingbird Watercolor Painting by Janice Trane Jone


This is an original watercolor on 300 lb cold pressed paper that measures 11 x 14 unframed. The purchase includes a 16 x 20 white mat so that your painting will be ready for a frame upon arrival.
This painting depicts a very feisty hungry hummingbird protecting his territory from other hummingbirds. Nothing tastes better than nectar from pink Trumpetvines in full bloom.
To view or purchase this or other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or contact me via janicetranejones@aol.com.

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Hummingbird Trumpetvine Play Original abstract watercolor painting by Janice Trane Jones


This is an original abstract watercolor on cream tinted 140 lb paper. The painting measures 11 x 15 unframed but the purchase includes a 16 x 20 white mat. I send all my watercolors flattened out and in their mats unless otherwise requested.
To purchase or view other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or janicetranejones@aol.com.

Sunday, December 15, 2013

"Pollen Thief Companions" Original abstract hummingbird watercolor painting by Janice Trane Jones 16 x 20


"POLLEN THIEF COMPANIONS". This is a large original hummingbird watercolor painting depicting three companions in crime. They have agreed to raid the foxgloves of their pollen and not make noise. There is plenty to go around yet the feathers are becoming ruffled and the bodies bent to begin the battle!
The painting is 16 x 20 unframed but the purchase includes a white 20 x 24 mat. I flatten all my watercolors out and put them in their mats so the buyer does not have to do the work.
To view or purchase this or other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com.

My Garden is a Pleasant Place by Louise Driscoll

My Garden is a pleasant place
Of sun glory and leaf grace.
There is an ancient cherry tree
Where yellow warblers sing to me,

And an old grape arbor, where
A robin builds her nest, and there
Above the lima beans and peas
She croons her little melodies,
Her blue eggs hidden in the green
Fastness of that leafy screen.
Here are striped zinnias that bees
Fly far to visit; and sweet peas,
Like little butterflies newborn,
And over by the tasseled corn
Are sunflowers and hollyhocks,
And pink and yellow four-clocks.
Here are hummingbirds that come
To seek the tall delphinium -
Songless bird and scentless flower
Communing in a golden hour.

There is no blue like the blue cup
The tall delphinium holds up,
Not sky, nor distant hill, nor sea,
Sapphire, nor lapis lazuli.

My lilac trees are old and tall;
I cannot reach their bloom at all.
They send their perfume over trees
And roofs and streets, to find the bees.

I wish some power would touch my ear
With magic touch, and make me hear
What all the blossoms say, and so
I might know what the winged things know.
I'd hear the sunflower's mellow pipe,
"Goldfinch, goldfinch, my seeds are ripe!"
I'd hear the pale wistaria sing,
"Moon moth, moon moth, I'm blossoming!"

I'd hear the evening primrose cry,
"Oh, firefly! come, firefly!"
And I would learn the leweled word
The ruhy-throated hummingbird
Drops into cups of larkspur blue,
And I would sing them all for you!

My garden is a pleasant place

Saturday, November 9, 2013

SOLD "Hummingbird Cleome Courtship" Abstract hummingbird original watercolor painting by Janice Trane Jones


SOLD "Hummingbird Cleome Courtship". This is an original hummingbird impressionism watercolor painting on 300 lb cold pressed paper and high grade pigments. The painting measures 11 x 15 unframed but the purchase includes a 16 x 20 white mat making this ready for a frame upon arrival. To purchase or view this and other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or contact me at janicetranejones@aol.com.


Hummingbird by D.H. Lawrence

I CAN imagine, in some otherworld
Primeval-dumb, far back
In that most awful stillness, that only gasped and hummed,
Humming-birds raced down the avenues.

Before anything had a soul,
While life was a heave of Matter, half inanimate,
This little bit chipped off in brilliance
And went whizzing through the slow, vast, succulent stems.

I believe there were no flowers, then
In the world where the humming-bird flashed ahead of
creation.
I believe he pierced the slow vegetable veins with his long
beak.

Probably he was big
As mosses, and little lizards, they say were once big.
Probably he was a jabbing, terrifying monster.

We look at him through the wrong end of the long telescope
of Time,
Luckily for us.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

"Penstemmon Pollen Thief" Original hummingbird flower watercolor painting by Janice Trane Jones

"Penstemmon Pollen Thief". This is an original hummingbird/penstemmon watercolor painting on 300 lb paper and high grade pigments. the painting measures 11 x 14 unframed but the purchase includes a white 16 x 20 mat. All my watercolors are flattened out and put in their mat for shipping so the buyer has a finished product upon delivery. You just pick your frame.
To purchase or view this or other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or contact me at janicetranejones@aol.com.

Monday, September 16, 2013

SOLD "HUMMINGBIRD DUET I" impressionism hummingbird fuschia garden original watercolor painting by Janice Trane Jones

Sold "HUMMINGBIRD DUET I". This hummingbird painting portrays two hummingbirds in a duet display. They move together through the fuschia garden and keep an open eye for other intruders. I have observed these little guys for years and cannot predict their behaviour. Sometimes they fight all day long and other times they seem to get along pretty well. They are great entertainment any time of year.

This painting measures 11 x 15 unframed but the purchase includes a white 16 x 20 mat. I flatten out all my watercolors and put them in their mats for shipping unless otherwise indicated by the buyer. To purchase or view other paintings go to www.janicetranejones.com or contact me at janicetranejones@aol.com.


Humming-bird by D.H. Lawrence

I CAN imagine, in some otherworld
Primeval-dumb, far back
In that most awful stillness, that only gasped and hummed,
Humming-birds raced down the avenues.

Before anything had a soul,
While life was a heave of Matter, half inanimate,
This little bit chipped off in brilliance
And went whizzing through the slow, vast, succulent stems.

I believe there were no flowers, then
In the world where the humming-bird flashed ahead of
creation.
I believe he pierced the slow vegetable veins with his long
beak.

Probably he was big
As mosses, and little lizards, they say were once big.
Probably he was a jabbing, terrifying monster.

We look at him through the wrong end of the long telescope
of Time,
Luckily for us.