Showing posts with label painting knives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting knives. Show all posts

Monday, November 11, 2013

Flower Shop Flower Stalks

Flower Shop Flower Stalks
6x6, original oil

Today's painting was inspired by a bunch of flowers in a floral shop. Their were many varieties all kept in large clear glass vases. The tall stalks of the mostly leafless stems really stood out and made the flowers seem larger. To purchase this painting, visit my website:  SpohnStudio.com

I painted most of this painting with my newest painting knife. It has a lot of cool edges, and inspires me to keep things simple. Photo of it below.
 

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Sunflower Bouquet 7

Sunflower Bouquet 7
6x6 inches, original oil

This is day 23 of the painting challenge. Today's painting features one of those dark velvet red sunflowers. I grow this type every year in my front flower bed. They are wonderful. I am behind 2 paintings in the painting challenge now as I took a couple days off to go to Denver. So tomorrow, I must get caught up again! This painting is for sale for $50.00, visit my website to purchase.  SpohnStudio.com

Saturday, January 5, 2013

A Cat Named Willow



A Cat Named Willow
6x6 inches, original oil

Day 5 of the painting challenge. I chose to paint this cat today because of the floral print on chair she was sitting on. She has so much fur and texture and then there was the floral design behind her to keep your eye moving. I painted Willow  mainly with painting knives which gave her fur all that texture. This painting is for sale for $50.00. Visit my website to purchase. SpohnStudio.com

Friday, January 4, 2013

Bouquet Spray

Bouquet Spray
6x6 inches, original oil
Day 4 of the painting challenge and I am back to painting my bouquets. This is a textural painting that was painted with my painting knives. This painting is for sale for $50.00, visit my website to purchase.  SpohnStudio.com

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Pallet Knives

Pallet Knives
I was in Denver yesterday making a supply run and shopping trip, and having lunch with a dear friend. While shopping for art supplies, I saw 2 pallet knives I wanted to add to my collection. I paint a lot with pallet knives. My favorite old standby painting knife is on the left-hand size of this photo. My newest painting knives are the two on the right-hand side of this photo. I can hardly wait to experiment with them.