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Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Louisiana Egret

There several classifications of the Egret bird.
This one particular Egret is one of many that can be also spotted in Louisiana.
16 by 20
Acrylic on canvas

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Louisiana Brown Pelican

Experimenting with a quick 
impressionistic rendering  
of Louisiana's State bird, the Louisiana  Brown Pelican.
The sky and water was applied with wet on wet pigment  blended onto canvas, with finger, as I have once painted with oil pastels.
#painting #impressionism #LouisianaPelican #Louisianaart #Louisiana #bird #Nola #nolaart

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

French Quarter Hitching Post

As in most of my most paintings in realism , objects Grab and Beg me to paint them. It all starts when  a unique composition of an object framed into my line of of sight  will first grab and hold my attention, and  asethitcally showcase it's negative space, shadows, reflected light, and highlights.
Does  this happen to you too?

A prime example of this is this New Orleans French Quarter hitching post. pressed here. Yet another of many of  in- progress paintings.
In this update I just stained -in a few touches to lightest areas.

Monday, February 10, 2014

Cafe Du Monde

Cafe Cafe Du Monde
4th session
In progress, Acrylic
painting  of view crossing
Decatur Street, approaching Cafe Du Monde,  leaving the perimeter of Jackson Square in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Sunday, June 16, 2013

"Eye"

Looking through some old photos, recently I came across a couple of old paintings. This is one those. One of my first experimental paintings in realism. This painting hooked me on realism painting.
This painting is one of my all time favorite paintings.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

The Marsh Painting,16 x 20 on canvas


More layers and new work on foreground.
Additional layers to follow and decision as to whether or not  to include the egret in this painting, or just start another painting ,
as the storm in this piece has taken over as the focal point.
The decision was made to go forward  with Egret .

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Louisiana marsh study



Through this study, getting down the basics of tone, color, sky - water marsh, and background, for a marsh landscape, that might include an Egret

Sunday, October 18, 2009

LOUISIANA MARSH


Louisiana
Marsh

in the fall










 
Louisiana Marsh in the Fall
12 x 12 Linen Canvas Acrylic Paper
Acrylic

Sunlight sparkles across the an open marsh waterway,
behind the silhouette of foreground tree, the inspiration
for this small landscape, depicting a fall scene in a
south Louisiana marsh in early October.
Colors change slowly in the Louisiana Delta fall season.
Green foliage hangs on even through the official start of
the winter season. The possible landscape compositions
are as countless as the Louisiana Cypress trees,
marshes and wildlife.