Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Gallery Representation

I am honored to announce that I am now represented by a wonderful gallery in Newport RI, Isherwood & Company.  Located on busy Bowen's Wharf, this is a new location for Ms. Nancy Isherwood, previously off Bellevue Ave.  The new gallery is in a prime location I think it will be a great spot - for both of us, I hope.  Nancy has a well selected mix of fine art and exquisitely hand crafted items. 



Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Painting for the Holidays

Green Apple and Pottery
SOLD
Green Apple and Copper
SOLD
 In the past couple of weeks I've been making lots of little paintings for two holiday shows.  These can be seen (and purchased) at the Wickford Art Association November 25 through December 19th.
Braeburn Apple and Silver
Orange and Blue Pot
Low Tide at Sunrise
Hydrangea Stem

Hydrangea Blossom
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Sailing on the Bay
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Holly and Ornament
Marsh Shadow









Single Wave

Monday, June 04, 2012

Back to Metals


Pewter Bowl with Fruit
SOLD
 I feel like I've been in another world the past few months.  I've put my "recreational" painting on hold while I painted with my buddies Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore.  The joys of being a landlord!  I've also been painting for homework, but most of that is not worth sharing, just yet.  I finally got back to some little paintings that were left in the early stages - it feels nice to finish something, even if only 6x6 inches.   

Brass Bowl with Fruir
SOLD 

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Working with Metals

Apple and Copper
SOLD
Orange and Pewter
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Apple and Silver
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With my latest paintings, I'm trying to get the knack of painting metal.  The challenge is capturing just the right color and the shape of the reflections.  Really looking at these components also reinforces skills to be used in all paintings.  After I scanned these paintings I saw some areas for improvement, but these are just little 6x6 paintings and I plan to make a few more.  Practice makes perfect!