Showing posts with label impressionistic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label impressionistic. Show all posts

11 September 2012

Provence Vineyard and Lavender knife painting in oils

Provence Vineyard and Lavender, by Marion Hedger 
Overall size 18x24cm. 
Actual painting is slightly smaller and is mounted on MDF to fit a standard photo frame.
Painted in oils using palette knives.
A slightly larger version of Provence Landscape #2, showing more details of the vineyard. The vineyards in this area produce a lovely rosé for which Provence is famous for.
This small work is currently for sale on ETSY

07 December 2011

Landscape Impressionss V and VI - abstract gouache paintings

These two use the same colour combinations, one with a high horizon line and the other with a low one.

 Landscape Impressions #V by Marion Hedger
12.5x17.5cm (5"x7") Gouache on canvas board
coated with acrylic varnish.
Purchase this painting HERE
These little paintings make an ideal gift
The varnish on this little gouache painting gives it a tough,
resilient coating that protects it from moisture and means it can be framed without glass.
It has been mounted on black MDF board to fit directly into an 18x24cm frame

Landscape Impression #VI by Marion Hedger
12.5x17.5cm (5"x7") Gouache on canvas board
coated with acrylic varnish.
Purchase this painting HERE
These little paintings make an ideal gift
The varnish on these little gouache paintings give a tough,
resilient coating that protects them from moisture and allows framing without glass.
they are mounted on black MDF board to fit directly into an 18x24cm frame
These have given me the idea of doing a series with limited colour combination maybe red and yellow, blue and green and so on.

04 December 2011

Landscape Impressions II - abstract gouache painting

The second in the series this time with more of a 'waterscape' feel to it.
Landscape Impressions #II  by Marion Hedger
12.5x17.5cm (5"x7") Gouache on canvas board
coated with acrylic varnish
These small paintings make an ideal gift
Purchase this painting HERE
The varnish on this little gouache painting gives it a tough, resilient coating that protects it from moisture and means it can be framed without glass.
It has been mounted on MDF board to fit directly into an 18x24cm frame.

06 November 2011

Landscape - gouache study

This is an experiment in using gouache, the first time I have used this medium.
 Gouache landscape study
16x21cm (6.5"x8.5") on blue/gey paper.
This is painted very quickly with a very limited palette very bright blue, pink and yellow plus a black and white. I was looking around to see what I could paint with while sitting on the sofa as I have a sore throat at the moment and didn't want to venture into my cold studio.

I used the paint straight out of the tube with very little mixing on the palette and hardly any water. I was very surprised at how fast they dried, but they were easy to go over with a second layer. A good medium to use to stop you fiddling with the brushstroke. The bright pink in the sky is because I ran out of white paint to mix it with.

Once I got used to how they reacted on the paper, I found I really liked using them and the effect they gave. I used my granddaughter's paints that I purchased for her - cheap and cheerful - as she likes to feel she is using 'real' paints - she's becoming an art supply critic at the age of 7! So I would imagine that artist quality paint would be even better to work with.