Showing posts with label cafe scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cafe scene. Show all posts
Thursday, January 02, 2014
The Girl in the Red Coat - original oil pastel portrait painting
Finally back from vacation - hope everyone had a great New Year's - and ate their blackeyed peas! At least, that's what we eat in the South on the first day of the year and I wouldn't dare do otherwise. Who knows what could happen! This painting is really a memory painting of a young woman leaving a café where I was in late December and she seemed in a reflective mood. Maybe she was thinking of her resolutions for the new year. Or maybe nothing that dramatic, but I did love the scene and couldn't wait to record it when I got back to my studio. It's on dark green Pastelbord, 5 x 7". Thanks for stopping by - Happy New Year!
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Red Floor - original oil pastel figurative painting
One of my favorite haunts - cafes. Much like bars, except people don't generally loosen up in restaurants the way they do when it's late and the booze is flowing. Nevertheless, a great place to observe people.
This painting was done on 7 x 5" Pastelbord with mostly Sennelier oil pastels. I love using these juicy sticks against the gritty Pastelbord. It really grabs oil pastel and holds it for several layers before the tooth is filled.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
This painting was done on 7 x 5" Pastelbord with mostly Sennelier oil pastels. I love using these juicy sticks against the gritty Pastelbord. It really grabs oil pastel and holds it for several layers before the tooth is filled.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog!
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