Oil 40x36 Painted a large version of the gardenia that I did a study of a few weeks ago and posted here. Learned a lot from the study and tried to take advice from the forum. This is a commission for someone who had all their artwork stolen from their home a few months ago. I also painted a large landscape scene for them as well.
SOLD
Thanks for visiting my page. If you are interested in purchasing a print you can contact me at allanmosier5@gmail.com. High quality prints are $35 which includes shipping in the U.S. and are 11x14 in size. Commission pencil 11x14 are $100 and color is $150.
Showing posts with label Floral Gardenia Oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floral Gardenia Oil. Show all posts
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Cotton field
This is an old picture I did many years ago of the area that I grew up. This is around Medon Tn, a very small town. I did this picture that I painted in a small community college class with Norma Dennison as my teacher. She was a great teacher and I learned so much from her. I learned all of the basics of oil painting from her and am very grateful.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
My Dad
S.Y. Wilson commission
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Sedona
Found a photograph in a book we purchased in Sedona a few years ago and thought it would be fun to paint. We really love Sedona and would like to go back some day. I'd love to take my paints and do some plein air pictures there. We stayed in the Junipine Resort in Oak Creek Canyon and had a great time.
Large landscape for my fireplace
My wife encouraged me to paint a large colorful oil to go over our fireplace in the new house. I have not done a large painting in a long time but this one was a real joy to paint. My sister-in-law liked it so much that she got one for Christmas this year (bottom). This is a reproduction of a painting I saw in a book by Bob Rohm. I have been using a three color palette lately and it really keeps my colors clean. This scene reminds me of several trips that my family has taken out west.
Backyard plein air
I've struggled to capture the scene that I look out over from my back porch. The light changes so quick during the day, especially if there are a lot of clouds moving thru. I've just tried a few quick paintings of the field and the light playing on the grass and trees. Hope to get some more of these done this spring. This painting was done last summer.
Historic Post Office in Arlington Tn
Just finished an oil painting of the old historic Post Office located in the square in Arlington Tn. Have lived here about a year and drive by the old building everyday. I love to paint and used to paint old barns and cotton fields when I was younger. This building just begged to be painted. Took some snapshots with the camera and improvised the background as I imagined what it must have looked like many years ago before it was moved to the square. Arlington is a great little town and reminds me of where I grew up as a kid.
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Pepper
Pepper , the sweetest dog. Pastel pencil on Pastelmat 16x12.
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