The kids painted pears at class last week. What might we do today? If you have a young painter who wants to join us contact kwalker@kellywalkerstudios.com to sign them up. We meet every Wednesday from 4:15 – 5:15 pm at The Studio.
Posts Tagged ‘pear’
Kid’s Pears
Posted in Art Class, tagged pear on March 14, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Final Touches Added
Posted in daily painter, Furniture, Landscape, Still Life, tagged grapes, pear, sailboat, Tulips on April 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I paint many demonstration paintings as I teach and most of the time I don’t go back and finish them up because I don’t usually have time before I am on to something else. But occasionally I will go in and tighten up one or two so that they are a little more complete. Here are a few that I did add a little more to recently. You can see the original posts for these paintings here: Still Life, Sailboat Landscape, and Tulips.
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!
Kids Learn to Blend
Posted in Art Class, Still Life, tagged cherry, pear, still life on September 29, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Our lesson yesterday at the Kid’s Painting Class was on blending colors. We painted a lovely still life with Pear and Cherry and they did a great job blending the colors on the fruit. Keep up the good work kids!
Cezanne Still Life at Camp
Posted in Art Camp, Collage, Still Life, tagged apple, bird, Cezanne, collage, pear, still life on July 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Painting like Cezanne
Yesterday we studied Cezanne at Art Camp and painted Apples & Pear, a still life, just like Cezanne’s. And these kids are AMAZING! Look at what a great job they all did.

Collage Bird
And when we had a few extra minutes at the end of Monday and Tuesdays sessions we put it to good use and created a collage painting of this little bird. Beautiful!
Fruit All Finished!
Posted in Commissions, tagged apple, cherry, commission, fruit, grape, pear on May 7, 2015| Leave a Comment »
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!
Kids Paint Pears
Posted in Art Class, tagged kids class, pear, still life on April 30, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Demo to Loosen Up Your Work
Posted in Abstract, Art Class, Tips for Better Painting, tagged Abstract, abstract art, Art Class, daily painter, daily painting, floral, impressionism, pear, Virginia Artist on February 7, 2014| 5 Comments »
In our Wednesday morning adult art class this week I gave a demonstration on “Loosening up” your paintings. I took a workshop several years ago from Robert Burridge, a terrific California painter and teacher, who taught us to do these warm-up paintings. His idea is to line up 6-8 sheets of watercolor paper and then quickly lay on several colors of paint. They will then all look like abstract paintings. The second step is to paint out anything that doesn’t look like whatever subject you want the painting to be. For instance, in the floral painting shown here I filled in background and added a vase. Then I shaped up a few of the colors to look like flowers and leaves. This entire process, all three of these paintings, took about 20 minutes. This forces a painter to work quickly and loose.
Square Pear
Posted in daily painter, tagged acrylic, daily painter, daily painting, fruit, impressionism, pear, Virginia Artist on December 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Square Pear I is an acrylic on gallery wrap canvas. It is currently on display at the Blue Ridge Arts Council Gallery where there is a lovely member show. Stop by the gallery at 305 East Main Street and take a look at all the fine work by members of the arts council.
And don’t forget I’ll be demonstrating at the library on Saturday from 6 – 8 p.m. I hope you can stop by.