Showing posts with label reflections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflections. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2016

Day 30, 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge



Early Fall Afternoon
8x10
oil on canvas panel

DailyPaintworks.com

I just crossed the finish line!  Yep, the challenge is over and although I didn't quite make it
to the desired number of paintings, I enjoyed it and thought it worthwhile.

This painting began as plein air as I planned but needed a little more
work in the studio.  

I have one more in the "back up" stack that I might post tomorrow.

I will be starting a new series in October so please stay tuned.

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Day 27, 30 Paintings in 30 Days





Sky Reflections on the Water
8x10
oil on canvas panel

Dailypaintworks.com

Tuesday is my plein air day with my group, which we call
the Plein Airies.  Today we met at Freedom Park and
it was another gray day with not much
happening.  I did paint the scene
before me but it is not recognizable!
It was decided it looked like
somewhere in Amsterdam.


Monday, September 12, 2016

Day 12, 30 in 30




Neighborhood Pond

6x8
oil on canvas panel

http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/connie-snipes/neighborhood-pond/511715


It was cloudy this morning and I could not think of a location that might work for plein air.

There is a small pond 2 neighborhoods over which is usually dark and scummy, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to at least stop by and see how it was looking today.
The scum had cleared a little to over one side and it thought I could push the color
a bit.  I remember Dee Beard Dean, smiling that pretty smile
of hers, and saying, "Lie if you have to."  and it has been one
of my mantras ever since.

Sunday, July 24, 2016

The River Bridge



The River Bridge
5x7
oil on canvas panel



http://www.dailypaintworks.com/fineart/connie-snipes/the-river-bridge/502159


This is a studio painting done from a photograph.  I prefer to work plein air but it is close to 100 degrees here so I stayed in.  Once I have blocked it in with the value decisions made, I tend to only
look at my painting rather than the photograph.  This helps it become more
my painting than a copy of a photo.

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

At the Dock of the Bay, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi

4x4, oil on canvas panel
40.00

While shopping at my favorite art supply store, I found these small canvases. I wanted to try painting some "little gems" in a loose manner but with a fairly complex subject. I bought a 6 pack, so I'll be painting more small ones.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Thursday, July 24, 2008

The Two Boats

8x10, oil on canvas panel
95.00, includes shipping






Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Dancing Rabbit Creek, number 2 (sold)



8x10, oil on canvas panel

95.00, includes domestic shipping

The Noxubee River in Mississippi is the Indian name for Dancing Rabbit Creek. I painted a slightly different angle a few weeks ago and had a huge response to it, so I decided to paint another as I often do with favorite locations. No two paintings look alike--I would make a terrible forger



Monday, July 21, 2008

Pond at The Cloisters, Charlotte, NC


8x10, oil on canvas panel
95.00, includes shipping

Friday, July 11, 2008

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

After the Rain


8x10, oil on canvas panel
95.00, includes shipping
On my last plein air painting trip is rained for 2 days and was overcast some of the rest of the time--not good conditions for someone who likes to paint light. I took this photo of a puddle by the gravel road just as a bit of sun showed up.




 
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