Showing posts with label connie snipes daily painter oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label connie snipes daily painter oil painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

The Arbor with Vines


6x8, oil on canvas panel
This is my Where's Waldo? painting. Can you find the tiny birdhouse?

Monday, May 3, 2010

Blooming


6x8, oil on canvas panel
Another garden painting--I'm on a roll!

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Art in the Garden


10x10, oil on canvas panel, framed 245.00, 10.00 shipping
The frame adds 3 inches to each side.

10x10, oil on canvas panel, framed, 245.00, 10.00 shipping
The frame adds 3 inches on each side.


Our Mint Museum, here in Charlotte, sponsored a garden tour with plein air painters in each garden. I was selected to paint and chose two gardens, one for each day. One was sold, but I am offering 2 others, framed, painted en plein air, one from each of the gardens. Email me if you're interested.

Monday, April 26, 2010

Landscape Abstraction


5x7, oil on canvas panel

A Day at the Beach


7x5, oil on canvas panel
I did a couple of slightly abstracted paintings last week. Here is one, another one tomorrow. Connie

Saturday, April 24, 2010

The Blue House



5x7, oil on canvas panel
This weekend I am plein air painting with Art in the Garden. Will write more on Monday with photos.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Rainbow


5x7, oil on canvas board
I think rainbows should be understated in order not to look "cheesy", so this one is soft and sort of disappears into the sky. When I was teaching, a parent organization asked me to design a bumper sticker with a rainbow. I did a rainbow with a nice floppy bow at the top. It was a fun project. Connie

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Daylilies and Gazing Ball


8x8, oil on canvas panel
I've painted this garden before, but this time I simplified the shapes somewhat. I like this one better--more painterly.
Connie

Monday, April 5, 2010

In the Country


6x8, oil on canvas panel
This is painted in one of my favorite rural areas, Union County, which is southeast of Charlotte. It will probably not be rural long, as it is now the fastest growing county in NC. Many farms have been sold to developers for subdivisions.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

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