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It’s Almost Fall

Posted in daily painter, tagged , , , on September 10, 2021| Leave a Comment »

It’s almost fall. Time for some pumpkin paintings….and more! Pumpkins, hay bales, mums…..

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Hay Bales

Posted in Paint Party, tagged , , on August 1, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Barbara and Jackie’s Hay Bale Landscapes turned out great. I’m sorry I missed getting photos of the other painters. They all look super! And I like that everyone got to choose the size canvas they wanted. We will have to do more of that. Good work ladies!

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Fall Hay

Posted in daily painter, Landscape, tagged , on September 5, 2018| Leave a Comment »

 

It’s time to think fall.  On a drive through the country backroads recently I got some nice shots of fields with hay bales.  They inspired this painting.

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Fabulous Hay Bales!

Posted in Paint Parties, tagged , , , , , , , on October 5, 2014| Leave a Comment »

10612786_10203050172310343_3730363694214175106_nThe group at the 1st Saturday Paint Party created wonderful paintings of Hay Bales in the Field yesterday.  Great work ladies.  And what fun.  It is always good to paint with such a cheerful group.  Keep up the good work.

 

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Sample of Folk Art Bucket similar to what we will paint at the next party.

The next Paint Party is Saturday, October 18th at 3 pm.  We will be trying something new-painting buckets and other metal items.  Just contact kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com to register for this fun event!

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Demo Painting of Hay Bales Completed

Posted in Landscape, tagged , , , , , , on September 21, 2014| Leave a Comment »

TVOR Demonstration Painting

TVOR Demonstration Painting

TVOR Demo Painting Completed

TVOR Demo Painting Completed

I took a little time to work on the demonstration painting that I did last week at The Village at Orchard Ridge. (Read about that here and here.)  Often when doing a demo painting I get it about 75-80% completed.  I like to take questions so I talk while painting and I can’t always concentrate on details to finish up.   That is what happened with this one.  I used a larger canvas than usual because I wanted everyone to be able to see it so in the 50 minutes that I painted I did get a lot done but still needed to wrap it up.

Here are the photos side by side to see the difference.

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