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| 07/05/2007 6:38 PM |
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I really like the colors and the subject. It must have been fun to do.
I was up to this place a few weeks ago and took a photo from this little park. This is my first try at acrylic, oil, and pen. It was fun, but a little scary.
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Jim
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| 07/05/2007 9:15 PM |
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This is a palette knife oil painting of Pine St. in downtown Seattle. It's 16 X 24 on masonite.
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BertS
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| 07/05/2007 10:31 PM |
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12x16. this is a cactus that blooms just one day a year.
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klippie
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| 07/06/2007 2:57 AM |
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Since I never go on holiday this is similar to the places we did visit in the northern Transvaal......
just finished....
acrylic on ghessoed paper
Retha
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Anghwar
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| 07/06/2007 12:39 PM |
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Steentjie
You are so right, your painting does have the feel of the Northern Transvaal (not sure if it is still called that).
I like it very much.
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Anghwar
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| 07/06/2007 12:40 PM |
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Jim I like the vibrant colors in your painting, very well done.
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Painting is concerned with all the 10 attributes of sight; Darkness, Light, Solidity and Colour, Form and Position, Distance and Propinquity, Motion and Rest. -Leonardo Da Vinci |
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zorba13
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| 07/06/2007 9:40 PM |
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Retha
Beautiful colors and a nice composition.
Kind of dreamy. How do you prepare the paper?
Is it a special paper ? |
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BertS
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| 07/06/2007 11:51 PM |
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| Thaks Anghwar |
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Anghwar
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| 07/07/2007 2:32 AM |
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Frank
As usual your painting speaks with vibrancy and color.
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zorba13
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| 07/07/2007 8:30 AM |
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Anghwar
Thanks Are you still painting ? |
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klippie
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| 07/08/2007 3:05 PM |
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Posted By zorba13 on 07/06/2007 9:40 PM Retha
Beautiful colors and a nice composition.
Kind of dreamy. How do you prepare the paper?
Is it a special paper ?
No Frabriano watercolour paper with ghesso Used acrylic and the size 44cm x 68 cm.
I will do a work in progress on the next one then explain all the gory details look out for it.
close up included.
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LMB
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| 07/12/2007 9:15 AM |
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Hi Retha,
I love the colors in your painting.
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klippie
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| 07/12/2007 3:34 PM |
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Leon
Thanks
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jdpainter
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| 07/13/2007 4:00 PM |
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Hi Everyone,
I have been away in San Diego and just got back. Before I left I made a few small plein air paintings. This is one of them.
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sandichot
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| 07/15/2007 2:13 PM |
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Hi all!
Here is one I just finished.
After living in Colorado for over 30 years, the mountains are in my blood. This painting is comprised of two separate mountains: one is with a lake and rows of pine trees, the other one is very barren. I joined the two together and added my own imaginations i.e. the road up to the top of the mountain and the rock mound at the base of same mountain on the right. Also the bushes, the Aspen grove with the golden leaves, the wild flowers and the animal track at the foreground. The track is for the animals to go get a drink from the lake.
I imagined there was some sort of animals..perhaps it's a black bear..or it's a pronghorn deer, that was just there on the track and has just left, leaving the grass trampled and matted.
Did you see it? And which way did it go?
Acrylic on canvas, 16"X20"
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DaleZiegler
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| 07/15/2007 8:44 PM |
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AMISH BARNRAISING
21 x 14, transparent watercolor, Arches 140# CP paper
This is a painting of an Amish Barnraising in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. In this farming community, friends and neighbors cooperate to build a barn, usually in one day. It's organized confusion, sort of a holiday, and a wonderful example of the helpful spirit of this community.
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DaleZiegler
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| 07/15/2007 9:02 PM |
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ROSS CASTLE, IRELAND
10x14
transparent watercolor. Arches 140# CP Paper
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sandeep.khedkar
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| 07/16/2007 3:49 AM |
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Hi
A watercolor painting of the Old Canteen Building at Pune University, India.
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vikingwife
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| 07/16/2007 7:52 AM |
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Dale.....your paintings are gorgeous! Love the castle!
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schroe22
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| 07/16/2007 11:14 AM |
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Dale,
Your paintings are great. The Amish barn raising is perfect.
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