Showing posts with label bunnies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunnies. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Day 23 - Carrot

"Carrot" (pastel, 7x5 inches) sold

Day 23 of my 31-in-31 of January!

Another of my triple-demo from last weekend's workshop.

Hopefully I'll be making time to work on some more bunnies this weekend!








Tuesday, January 8, 2019

Excuse Me? - now at The Carriage House Gallery

"Excuse Me?" (pastel, 10x10 inches) $490

Now available at The Carriage House Gallery in Boerne, Texas! Get out on this beautiful weekend and bring your friends to our reception Saturday, January 12, 2019. We at the Carriage House Gallery are celebrating our two newest Artists, myself and photographer Dixie Lee. Come and shop the fantastic art while enjoying great food, music, and fine wine! We open at 10am; Wine and hors d’oeurves from 4-8pm.

Hope to see you!


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Friday, October 12, 2018

Excuse Me?

"Excuse Me?" (pastel, 10x10 inches) $490 framed

These cute bunnies started as a demo at one of my summer workshops. I was happy to finally get to finish them!

They will be with me at the Bayou City Art Festival in Downtown Houston, this weekend October 13-14, 2018. Kick off your fall with one of Texas' finest art festivals! Find me in booth #350 on McKinley Street.

Here are some progress shots:






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Friday, March 30, 2018

Easter Bunnies

"Easter Bunnies" (pastel, 8x8 inches) $375 framed (sold)

These Bunnies and I wish you a very Happy Easter Weekend!









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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

Day 30 - Vanilla or Chocolate?

"Vanilla or Chocolate?" (pastel, 10x10 inches)  sold

Day 30 in my 30-Paintings-in-30-Days of November! Whew! An amazingly productive month; I should do this more often!

These bunnies were a request from a client who loved my painting from a couple years ago "Chocolate or Vanilla?" but missed out on purchasing it. So I flipped the photo reference and did another for her, "flipping" the title as well. ;)

After my workshop in Brenham Texas this weekend, December will be immersing me in my usual portrait drawing business, with the fine craft show at Rolling Oaks Mall in San Antonio Dec 9-24. Expect a few portrait posts in the coming weeks (and maybe a few more bunny paintings too...!)

Meanwhile, some progress shots of "Vanilla or Chocolate?"




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Saturday, November 12, 2016

Day 13 - Bunny Buddies

"Bunny Buddies"  (pastel, 10x10 inches)  click here to bid

Day 13 in my 30-Paintings-in-30-Days of November.
Had this photo cropped and ready to paint for quite a while. My bunny paintings are making a comeback so I thought it was time to get this one done!







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Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Babbington

"Babbington" (pastel, 7x5 inches) click here to bid

I know a lot of you love my bunnies, so here's another one! In my continued search for perfect titles, I found this name by searching for uncommon names, and found a site with "middle names that may be surnames." Hope you like it!

Some progress shots:


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Monday, November 30, 2015

Hop Cross Buns - day 30

"Hop Cross Buns"  (pastel, 10x10 inches)

Day 30 of my 30 paintings in 30 days of November! I CAN'T BELIEVE I DID THE WHOLE MONTH! Whew! Thank goodness that's over, as I've got a ton of business to catch up on before my Holiday portrait commissions start taking over. I've also got to finish one large painting for the exhibition in China in the next two days!

This one will also be submitted to the "Spring Greetings" Exhibition at the Ming Gallery in Suzhou, China. (More info on this post.) To be submitted Dec 2.

Sunday, November 15, 2015

Bunny Secrets - day 15

"Bunny Secrets"  (pastel, 12x9 inches)

Day 15 of my 30 paintings in 30 days of November!

I'm half-way there! Whew! It feels like I've been at this for months instead of just 2 weeks. Getting so many of these larger (large for me) paintings in has been a real challenge. A month of 4x6's would be a breeze after this!

I'll be submitting this one to the Chinese exhibit on Dec 2.

See progress shots: