Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 July 2020

Field of Gold



#358 - Oil - 15.7” x 15.7” (40 x 40cm) This is the larger version of the smaller, original painting that I will post soon. I liked the composition so much that I just had to paint it in this large format.

Saturday, 20 July 2019

TEAM INDIA - 7 - V Kohli & C Pujara



#351 - Oil - 6”x 6” (15.3 x 15.3cm)

Wednesday, 1 November 2017

BUS 472 - # 4

  #327 - 8” x 10” - Oil - It has been way too long since I added to my ‘Bus 472’ series! Hope to get out a bit more often.

Tuesday, 9 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #9 of 9

  #318 - 6" X 6" Oil ~ This is the last in this series based on Virat Kohli. I hope you enjoyed it!

Monday, 8 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #8 of 9

  #317 - 6" X 6" - Oil ~ This is the penultimate painting. The name of the cricketer will soon be revealed. 

Friday, 5 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #7 of 9

  #316 - 6" X 6" - Oil ~ Ok can you guess this International cricketer?

Thursday, 4 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #6 of 9

#315 - 6" X 6" - Oil ~ Three more to go!

Wednesday, 3 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #5 of 9

#314 - 6" X 6" - Oil ~  I've really enjoyed painting this series. Being a Cricket fan certainly helps!   :-D

Tuesday, 2 August 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #4 of 9

#313 - 6" X 6" - Oil ~ Almost halfway through the series...

Friday, 29 July 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #2 of 9

  #311 - 6" x 6" - Oil ~ Here is number two in the Batsman Series.

Thursday, 28 July 2016

BATSMAN SERIES #1 of 9

#310 - 6" x 6" - Oil I've decided to paint another Cricket series, but this time I'm focusing on one exceptional player. Luckily I found I had taken enough photos of this particular batsman to create a sum of nine impressionistic works. Here is the first. I'm hoping you'll guess the Batsman by the end of the series.   By the way. My Bus 472 series will still be popping up every now and then! 

Wednesday, 29 June 2016

BUS 472 - #3

 

 

#309 - 6" X 8" - Oil

Finally it was a sunny winter's morning. With clear skys and sunlight this meant that I had lots of contrast in my tonal values and the colours were more saturated. ( compare studies #1and #2 ) What I really liked was the dark blue colour of the road as a result of heavy rain overnight. By the time I finished the painting the sun had dried it out to its usual grey colour. These studies cleary show how the same subject can look so different under diverse weather conditions.

Monday, 27 June 2016

BUS 472 - #2

 

 

#308 - 6" X 8" - Oil

Another grey day but this time with misty rain. Still not much contrast in my tonal values. I was hoping for heavier rain so I'd have lots of reflections on the road...... but that didn't happen. I almost decided not to paint this one because I thought it would be too much like the first study. But then I realized that even if the weather is similar, no two paintings will be the same. Which is one of the reasons why I'm doing these studies in the first place. The road surface is a lot cooler compared to #1 and the bus lights were on making them my lightest lights.

Friday, 10 June 2016

BUS 472 - #1

 

 

#307 - 6" X 8" - Oil

I want to work a lot more on my plein air painting so I've set myself a task. I see this view everyday and under all different weather conditions. It's one of the views from my front porch. Not that it's obvious here, but our house is situated on a bend and so the local bus seems to head straight towards us before turning. I wanted the challenge of painting the bus as it passes. So, while waiting for each bus, I paint the landscape and then quickly paint the bus as it momentarily appears and disappears. Sometimes it stops to pick up passengers, sometimes not. I've always liked the idea of painting the same landscape under different weather conditions, and in doing so, finishing up with a small series of paintings. Let's see how it goes!

This was a very grey day. To achieve this effect I made sure there was little contrast in the tonal values and kept all the colours muted.

Wednesday, 25 May 2016

FOOTBALL ( Australian Rules ) at the MCG - Melb FC #2

 

 

SOLD

#304 - 6" X 6" - Oil

I did this one a while ago and forgot to post it... More Football ones to follow very soon!

Friday, 22 April 2016

LILLY, LILLY, LILLY

 

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#303 - 8 X 8 in ( 20.3 X 20.3 cm ) - Oil

It's seems so long since I've painted flowers. I really enjoyed doing these small, white lillies. Hmmm, well I really enjoyed painting the glass bottle too. I just love it when parts of the glass are lost into the background...........if I don't see an edge then I don't paint one. It's all about observation and only painting what you see, not what you know is there.

 

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

A MOMENT #2 - Torrox, Spain

    SOLD  #302 - 7 X 5 in ( 17. 7 X 12.7 cm ) - Oil It's a standing moment this time. I got him just as he was leaving.  

Monday, 18 April 2016

A MOMENT #1 - Torrox, Spain

 

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#301 - 7 X 5 in ( 17.7 X 12.7 cm ) - Oil

Revisiting some of my memories in Torrox, Spain last year. I just loved the strong light and shadow on this local who was enjoying the Spanish summer.

 

Tuesday, 5 April 2016

BATSMAN 8 - Cricket at the MCG

 

SOLD

 

#300 - 6" x 6" - Oil

I loved painting these last four Cricket paintings............there will be more very soon!

 

Saturday, 2 April 2016

BATSMAN 7 - Cricket at the MCG

 

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#299 - 6" X 6" - Oil

More Cricket, more Batsman. I just love capturing the movement in sports. I'll be trying different sporting codes throughout the year.