Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
The Artist's Touch #033
Roger of Rock Garden Pottery sent an image for my ongoing One Hundred Hands project. As soon as I saw it, I knew I wanted to paint it. It was a blast to paint all that slippery wet clay! If you would like to see Roger's beautiful finished pieces, please click on his link above.
Oil on panel, 6" x 6", $100 + shipping.
To purchase please contact brenda@brendaferguson.com
To purchase please contact brenda@brendaferguson.com
Labels:
daily paintings,
oil painting,
one hundred hands
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
The Turner #032
This is my friend Peter, from Canada. He turns the most beautiful bowls! He ended up with this painting and I ended up with a gorgeous, one of a kind, curly maple bowl.
To read more about my One Hundred Hands project and to see all the paintings so far , please click here.
To see more of Peter's work, click here.
To see more of Peter's work, click here.
Oil on panel, 6" x 6", SOLD
Labels:
daily paintings,
oil painting,
one hundred hands
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Letting Go #031
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Happy Days #028
Jennie submitted this photo of Happy and said, "I'm submitting a photo of our rescued Golden Retriever "Happy" with his purple collar. All of the dogs adopted from GRRAND (a Golden rescue group in Louisville) go home with a purple collar and purple leash (as well as all shots, spay/neuter, necessary medical care, etc.). We lost Happy two years ago to kidney failure at age 11. He truly was a happy boy throughout his life and I miss him still."
Friday, February 11, 2011
Hand Out #027
Years ago we discovered we could hand feed the chickadees from my studio window. To read the full story and see photos please visit http://brendaferguson.blogspot.com/
SOLD
Labels:
chickadee,
hand feeding birds,
oil painting,
one hundred hands
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Friends #026
I was invited recently to snow shoe at Acadia National Park with my friend, Sue, and her daughter, Heather. At one point Sue stumbled (okay, so maybe she was making snow angels)and I helped her up. The cool thing about this painting is if you invert it, Sue's helping me up. That's just how friendship works, doesn't it?
SOLD
SOLD
Labels:
Acadia National Park,
friends,
oil painting
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Puppy Love and Puppy Love Too #024 & 025
The dear lady, whose father is joyfully trying to contain "Piper", purchased this as a gift for her niece, the dog's owner. She soon decided she would gift herself, also. Though I was working from the same image, I wanted each piece to each be an original, so used the different horizontal /vertical formats and used different supports for each. The first painting (above) is done on Wallis sanded paper, the second (below) on a ground of Art Spectrum primer I applied myself.
Soft pastel, 5" x 7"
SOLD
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