Showing posts with label pond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pond. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Fence Left in the Pond


8x10
oil, gamvar, on canvas panel
auction on Daily Paintworks beginning at 80.00


Apparently this scene involved a pasture with a fence before the pond was built. I loved that the fence posts carried the viewer into the picture. It added another dimension to the composition.

Wednesday, August 23, 2017

New, 5x7




Although I am working on larger paintings, I have started the habit of painting a small to "warm up".
These three are 5x7 and are one Dailypaintworks.com. I'll post some more tomorrow.

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, May 8, 2016

The Little Pond on Pearson Farm




6"x 6"

oil on gallery wrap canvas

sides are black-no need for frame

Daily Paintworks

​I have painted this pond, called The Little Pond as opposed to The Big Pond on the same property, many times usually realistically or impressionistic.  This time I decided to go Colorful and Abstract.  This is on a gallery wrap canvas and needs no frame.


Wednesday, April 27, 2016

Hunter Farm Pond



8x10
oil on canvas panel

to buy go to Daily Paintworks
150.00

This was painted yesterday morning at Hunter Farm. Our little group meets at a different place each Tuesday for a painting session. There is nothing like painting plein air on a lovely warm, but not hot, day.

We have been to Hunter Farm numerous times because everywhere one looks there is a potential painting. I always walk around
for a few minutes to see what's new but mostly to observe the light on a subject.  Then I have to
be sure I can find a place in the shade to set up.  Many artists carry an
umbrella so they can set up anywhere, but I hate to have one
more thing to carry!

Friday, July 11, 2008

Sunday, June 15, 2008

Koi

6x8, oil on canvas panel
95.00, includes shipping
I had a chance to visit a koi farm and took many, many pictures. They are so beautiful. It is just a pleasure to paint them. This is a "soft" painting, with few hard edges.
To buy, please email me: gatlinsnipes@hotmail.com
 
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