Small Fruit paintings are coming up at The Studio. We are painting two 6″x6″ paintings of a tangerine and blueberries on Friday, June 26th at 6 pm. Click here to register. These are easy and fun. They’ll look great in the kitchen or are a great size to give as gifts. And we will be painting the lime and cherries in July so you can do the whole set. Click here for the July session.
Posts Tagged ‘fruit’
Small Fruit Paint Parties
Posted in Paint Party, Still Life, tagged blueberries, cherry, fruit, lime, small paintings, tangerine on June 9, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Kids Fruit Still Life
Posted in art class, daily painter, Still Life, tagged Blueberry, fruit, orange, strawberry on January 30, 2020| Leave a Comment »
The kids painted beautiful Still Life of fruit yesterday. Lovely work!
Still Life for VIA
Posted in art class, Still Life, tagged fruit, grapes, pear, still life, VIA on April 8, 2017| Leave a Comment »
The Virginia International Academy students painted this little still life this week. We have been working on a variety of subjects and styles since they started painting at The Studio. They are doing beautiful work!
Miniature Fruit Paintings
Posted in art class, tagged fruit, miniatures on August 21, 2015| Leave a Comment »
The boys painted fruit miniatures this week at kid’s . Cherry, peaches and pear….Great job boys.
Kid’s Art Class is every Wednesday from 4:15-5:15. Why not sign up your young painter? Contact kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com
Fruit All Finished!
Posted in Commissions, tagged apple, cherry, commission, fruit, grape, pear on May 7, 2015| Leave a Comment »
8 Small Fruit Paintings
A few weeks ago I shared a couple of posts with you about a commission that I have been working on of some small fruit paintings. You can see that here.
Here is a picture of all eight little 5″x7″ acrylic paintings completed. The client picked them up yesterday and she liked them! Yeah!
Little Fruit Commission
Posted in Commissions, tagged acrylic, apple, cherry, fruit, miniature on April 19, 2015| Leave a Comment »
I am working on a commission of a series of small fruit paintings.Here are the first ones. I showed you the cherries earlier this week and the change in background color. (See it here.)
Now here they are almost finished along with the two apple paintings. Each is 5″x7″, acrylic on canvas. Now I need to work on the two pear and two grape paintings. Then I will put the final touches on all of them. Look for them soon!
Changing Cherries
Posted in daily painter, tagged cherry, fruit on April 17, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Sometimes when I paint I have to make a change. I started these little cherry paintings with a darker background and then changed it to lighten up the top part of the background. Often adjustments need to be made after you start. The trick is being able to see what changes are needed…and that just comes with practice.
Still Daily Painting
Posted in daily painter, dogs, Farm Animals, tagged art lessons, chicks, daily painter, dogs, farm animals, fruit, hen, Rescue dogs, Shenandoah Valley Artist, still life, Virginia Artist on March 7, 2015| 5 Comments »
An idea for an upcoming Retreat painting that is just sketched in
A Pet Portrait commission in progress
An art class demo that needs just a little more work
I get questions all the time about “daily painting”. The most often asked is “Do you paint every day?” And the answer is “almost”. When I first joined the daily painting movement I did paint every day. And I completed a different small painting everyday….for a long time. I did this for about 4 years. Then I started working on larger paintings and while I painted every day I didn’t complete one each day.
But then I started offering other types of classes besides painting so it required me to create in other formats (like crocheting, multi-media, etc.) to prepare for classes so now my answer is that I create something everyday. It may not always be a painting like it was in the beginning but I do something creative each and every day.
Right now I have a couple of paintings that I am working on that still need a little work to be finished. Here are a couple. You will hopefully see the finished paintings soon.
Lea’s Paint Party
Posted in Paint Parties, tagged Birthday Party, fruit, impressionism, Paint Party on January 19, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Lea’s Paint Party
A few months ago Lea’s husband bought a Gift Certificate for a Paint Party to give her for her birthday. What a fun gift because not only did Lea get to paint but she got to invite friends to join her.
And they all created these great small paintings! Good work everyone.
Fruit in Miniatures
Posted in Paint Parties, tagged acrylic, fruit, impressionism, miniature fruit, miniatures, Paint Party, The Studio for Learning, The Studio-A Place for Learning on January 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »
January 2015 1st Saturday Paint Party
The 1st Saturday Paint Party yesterday was painting fruit in miniature. And boy, did everyone do a great job! These turned out so good. We worked in acrylic on 6″x6″ stretched canvas.
Each month on the 1st Saturday we have a Paint Party where we try something different each time. The great part is that all supplies are included so all you need to do is make a reservation and show up. Then after a couple of hours you will go home with a wonderful completed painting! Why don’t you join us next time – February 7th at 3 pm?
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