Showing posts with label macaw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macaw. Show all posts

Friday, April 2, 2021

Blue and Gold


 "Blue and Gold" (pastel, 10x8 inches) $450

This was actually my first paint-along (with practice critiques) way back in October. I realized I hadn't actually posted the finished painting publicly, so here it is!

Also, I dug this one up because I've decided to add it to my Solo Show (which continues to be going very well!) Sylvie, the gallery manager, is a whiz with sales!

Enjoy a bunch of progress pics extracted from the video, on this post!

 


 

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Day 10 - Blue and Gold Macaw

"Blue and Gold Macaw" (pastel, 8x6 inches) click here to bid or buy

Day 10 of my 31-in-31 posts for January 2020!

I painted this one today (finally) while working the Carriage House Gallery. When I finished, I realized how short and mussed he is. I believe he may have been recovering from an injury (I took the reference photo at a small zoo for rescued animals.) When I took the photo I hadn't noticed. I was attracted by the light and the intelligent look in his eye.





at the gallery with my Heilman sketchbox and side of Rembrandts



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Thursday, September 15, 2016

Macaw

"Macaw"  (pastel, 12x6 inches)  click here to bid.

I was pleasantly surprised to find such a great shot in my photo files, after someone asked my if I had done any parrots, and I realized I had only done one parrot painting many years ago:
"Two of a Kind" (pastel, 12x9 in) 2001
So I threw this one into my latest batch. It's fun to see my changing style. I got into the zone with this one and it flowed really well!

Here are some progress shots: