The Rincon House is an oil on 9″x12″ canvas panel. I just finished it yesterday. I started it while on vacation last week. It is my brother’s family house in Rincon, Georgia. I got to see them while away last week and we had a nice visit. I showed them the beginning of the painting and promised to wrap it up this week and get it ready to send to them. Now I just have to wait for the paint to dry. 🙂
Posts Tagged ‘Landscape’
The Rincon House
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, Rincon, Rincon Georgia, Virginia Artist on January 5, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Riding the Drive
Posted in daily painter, Travel, tagged bicycling, bikes, daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, Skyline Drive, Virginia, Virginia Artist on January 4, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Riding the Drive is an oil on 12″x12″ gallery wrap 1 1/2″ canvas. This painting was done as a Christmas gift for Allen who loves bicycling on the Skyline Drive. We live in an area where there are so many beautiful scenes to paint especially scenes from Skyline Drive across the Shenandoah Valley.
This is the beginning of a new painting year. Last year ended with 216 paintings done over the course of the year. I am working on a plan for this years goals and should have something ready to share this week. Until then I will continue with the daily work.
Shenandoah Inspiration
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, Virginia Artist on December 23, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Shenandoah Inspiration I is an oil on canvas. It measures 4″x5″. NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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Shenandoah Inspiration II is an oil on canvas. It measures 4″x5″ and is NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
If you are interested in either of these paintings or any that you have seen on this blog please contact me at kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com . Thanks.
The Tree Out Front
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, snow, snowscene on December 22, 2009| Leave a Comment »
The Tree Out Front is an oil on 6″x8″ canvas and is available for $95. We still have lots of snow and it makes everything look so different that I want to paint all the scenes with snow on them now. I’ll have to settle for taking photos to build my reference file.
This is the reference photo and how it looks on the easel with the painting. This photo was taken from my front door looking to the left down the street.
Sometimes they change their minds…
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, Virginia Artist, Weeping Cherry Tree on December 18, 2009| 1 Comment »
From time to time I do commission work other than pet portraits. One that I recently completed was Susan’s Weeping Cherry Tree. After living with the painting for several weeks the client decided that she would like to have the house in the painting after all. So here is a snapshot of the painting after I added the house.
This was the original painting. I like having the house in it. It adds depth to the composition. It’s not always possible to go back into a painting and make it work but sometimes you get lucky. 🙂
Snowscape Miniatures
Posted in daily painter, tagged acrylic, daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, painting, Shenandoah Valley, snow, snowscene on December 15, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Shenandoah Fall
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, Fall, Fall colors, impressionism, Landscape, Leaves, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, Virginia Artist on December 14, 2009| Leave a Comment »
This is the beginning of the painting, Shenandoah Fall. I was reminded recently by a couple of blog readers that you like to see the progress of a painting. I forget to take photos because I get caught up in what I am doing when I paint. I’ll try to remember to stop and take some photos so that I can post the progression in the future.
The palette I worked with looked like this. I often use palette paper which makes for a much easier clean-up when I finish work. I generally use about 6 or 7 colors when I paint and blend them together to get the tones I need.
And this is the complete painting, Shenandoah Fall I, which measures 6″x8″ and is framed and available at Delilah’s for $145. There is a companion piece that I did at the same time that I will post soon.
Blue Ridge Miniatures
Posted in daily painter, Travel, tagged acrylic, Blue Ridge, Blue Ridge Mountains, daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia Artist on December 9, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Blue Ridge I – Miniature is an acrylic on canvas paper measuring 3.5″x 2.5″ and is matted in an 8×10 mat ready for framing. It is available for $20 and would make a terrific Christmas gift for the person who already has everything.
Blue Ridge II – Miniature, same as above and available at Delilah’s or by contacting me at kwalker@doubledogdesigns.com .
Soft Afternoon
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, Virginia Artist on December 3, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Soft Afternoon is an 8″x10″ oil on canvas panel. It is available for $165.
This Saturday evening I will be at Samuels Public Library in Front Royal to do a painting demonstration as part of their Christmas kick-off celebration. It starts at 6 p.m. so come on by and check out all the activity. They will have music, food and wine tastings, wreath making demonstration and activities for the kids. Hope to see you there.
Late Autumn
Posted in daily painter, tagged daily painter, daily painting, impressionism, Landscape, oil painting, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, Virginia Artist on December 2, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Late Autumn is an oil on canvas panel measuring 8″x10″ and is available for $165. I love the way some trees look at this time of the year when the leaves have left them and you can see all the limbs reaching out.
Most days I spend several hours painting, several hours working on marketing, and several hours teaching. But sometimes I get to work with art in a different way.
Yesterday I met a young man who is a student at Lord Fairfax Community College who is doing a paper on art galleries. He visited Delilah’s Art Gallery to gather some information for his paper. It is always fun to talk to someone about the gallery and about art and how it is made and marketed. Good luck Jeff with your paper.


