Posted in Animals, Quilting, Sewing, tagged chicken, cow, donkey, duck, farm animals, farmstead, goat, Goose, hen, Moda fabric, pig, Rooster, sheep on August 30, 2025| Leave a Comment »
I just got a couple of quilts back from the longarmer. I was excited to finish this one…made with Moda’s Farmstead panel. It is so cute with all the farm animals. It’s not huge, just 52″x52″ but it is so adorable we wouldn’t be able to stand it if it was bigger. LOL!
Posted in Animals, daily painter, Farm Animals, Paint Party, tagged cow, pig on November 18, 2019| Leave a Comment »
We had our 3rd session of Farm Animals yesterday…the cow and pig! Look at how great they turned out!!!! The next session will be on Sunday, January 12th. Click here for more info.
Posted in Animals, Art Camp, daily painter, Farm Animals, tagged cow on August 9, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The final day of Art Camp had us painting a cow! Of course, we had to have a cow for our farm animal series. It was a great week of camp with the Farm Animal theme. We painted a landscape with a barn plus a rooster, a goose, a pig and a cow…a great week of camp! Now we have to set up a time for the adults to paint farm animals…that will come soon.
Posted in Animals, Art Camp, tagged Art Camp, cow on July 16, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday we started our Farm Animal Art Camp for young painters ages 5-7 and we painted COWS! What a great job these young painters did on these. And they were such good listeners that we started another painting so if all goes well we finish it and another today. Stay tuned.
Posted in Animals, Holidays, tagged Christmas Cow, cow, Moo-ey Christmas on December 15, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Our Christmas Cows turned out wonderful. Don’t you love them???!!! Great work everyone.
Posted in daily painter, Holidays, Paint Party, tagged cow, snowman on December 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Two really fun Holiday Paint Parties are coming up this week. Message your friends and meet at The Studio for a few minutes of fun and fellowship while creating one of these. First, we will do the cute little snowman, with or without the sweater, on Thursday, December 13th at 6 pm. Click here to register. Or you can paint our Moo-ey Christmas Cow on Friday, December 14th at 6 pm. Click here to register for our Christmas Cow.
Posted in Animals, Farm Animals, Travel, tagged acrylic, cow, daily painter, folk art, Folk Art Farm, Landscape, Virginia Artist on September 12, 2014| Leave a Comment »
I worked on a sample painting in a “Folk Art” style for the Retreat that I am teaching at this weekend at Sassafras Farm. We will be doing one canvas painting as well as a painting on a bucket!
Looking forward to meeting some new friends and having a fun weekend at the “Pioneers and Primitives” Retreat.
Posted in Art Class, tagged acrylic, Art Class, art lessons, cow, daily painter, farm animals, impressionism, Landscape, Virginia Artist on June 7, 2012| 1 Comment »
The Wednesday Young Artists got their shot at painting Oreo Cows last night. Nice job! See more about the Oreo cow paintings here.
Posted in Art Class, Farm Animals, tagged acrylic, Art Class, belted galloway, cow, daily painter, daily painting, farm animals, impressionism, Landscape, Virginia Artist on June 4, 2012| 1 Comment »
While in Newport recently I had an opportunity to drive around taking reference photos. This one of the Oreo cow is one of my favorites. They are actually called Belted Galloways but I think they look like Oreos. Dorothy and I painted them last week in class. You can read more about them here.
Posted in daily painter, tagged cow, daily painter, farm animals, impressionism, oil painting, Virginia Artist on May 13, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Beulah Petunia is an oil on canvas panel measuring 6″x8″ and is available for $125.
Beulah Petunia was Suzanne McMinn’s birthday present this year. She is a milk cow. If you haven’t taken the time to go the Suzanne’s blog, www.chickensintheroad.com , you must take a look. It is so fun. She describes her life on her farm in West Virginia with all her animals. And she takes the best photos of them that she posts on her blog. She gave me permission to paint from the photos and that was the impetus of my Farm Animal Series of paintings.
Photo by Suzanne McMinn
This is Suzanne’s photo that I used for reference.
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