Pea Pods

Here's an early, tiny one! I'm headed to a day at the beach, so my time was limited. My awesome coworker, Marty, gave me some snap peas from his garden, so I decided to paint them.


Daily Painting #10

Peas, acrylic on masonite board, 4x4

$50 + $10 S&H

Glass and Dead Iris Bud

So, I've recently become obsessed with painting vases of water with dying plants atop them. Here is a sketch for the series. It's been good research.

Daily Painting #9

Glass and Dead Iris Bud, acrylic on canvas panel, 9x12

$160 + $10 S&H

My Cat, Rosie

Soo...I've always wanted a cute painting of my cock-eyed kitty, Rosie. So...I went for it!

Here she is, in all her winking, cock-eyed glory.

Daily Painting #8

Rosie, acrylic on canvas, 9x12

NFS

(Cream)Puff Daddy

Ah, so cute! This one is literally the size of the foil square it was sitting on when they served it to me.
I will admit, working this small is annoying. However, it is EXACTLY the same size as the actual puff, so that's kinda adorable. And makes my roommates do a double take when they walk past it ;)

(Daylight)

(Studio Light)

Cream Puff, acrylic on masonite, 4x4

$50 + $10 S&H

Home Grown Strawberries!

I live in a large house filled with people, and a couple moved out last year right after planting a GORGEOUS garden. And guess who lucked out with some home grown strawberries? Lucky me!

These were fun to paint...the reflections and shadows on the ceramic plate were quite the challenge.

Daily Painting #6

Home Grown Strawberries, 9x12, acrylic on panel

$160 + $10 S&H

The Morning After (Doughnuts)

So...I painted the stacked doughnuts, and left them out over night (because I am super responsible), and look at the carnage! Drippy, sloppy, saggy, flattened...sweetness. I had a lot of fun with the chocolate, and even more fun with the powdered sugar. I was setting it up on my mantle, and had an irrational fear that I'd smear the powder (it's been dry for a while, so I guess I was just psyched out by the look of it?).

Anyway! Please enjoy,

Daily Painting #5

Gooey Stacked Doughnuts, acrylic on panel, 9x12

$160 + $10 S&H

Stack of Filled Doughnuts

Oh my! This one was fun. I stacked the doughnuts, started painting, and like a blossoming flower, the doughnuts tilted and shifted and completely changed shapes. It was pretty cool. I think I'll paint the flattened, drippy bottom 2 doughnuts tomorrow. The chocolate frosting started to run and pool under the lemon powdered sugar. So gooey!

Daily Painting # 4

Stacked Filled Doughnuts, acrylic on cavnas, 9x12

$160 + $10 S&H