Showing posts with label palette knife paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palette knife paintings. Show all posts

01 October 2014

30 paintings in 30 day challenge Collage


 30 paintings in 30 day challenge
Collage of all 30 paintings.

Well, another challenge over and 30 paintings completed. Once again it was fun and, well, challenging. Because of the size of some of the paintings, a few still needed those final touches. I managed to finish a few today and will finish the rest over the next couple of days.

The completed paintings are available here. I will add the others as they are finished.

Thank you to everyone who commented for your support and encouragement and especially to Leslie Saeta for hosting. To view the participants final collages, visit Leslie Saeta's blog

22 September 2014

Autumn Beauty by Marion Hedger - Day 22, 30 day challenge


Autumn Beauty
Palette knife painting
oil on MDF canvas
24x30 cm (approx 10x12inches)
Contact me about this or any other painting at artbymarion at orange.fr

This painting is a combination of me flicking through some autumn photographs and the composition from a  previous autumn painting from last year, but with a more yellow combination of colours this time.


I still have to decide if I have finished today's painting or if the reflections need to be pumped up a bit. As I am looking at the photo, I can see that the water needs more work, so I shall call this one a work-in-progress.
The blue is too pronounced in the photo but I could not seem to correct for this in Photoshop.

Some close-ups


10 September 2014

The progress so far - Day 10 of the 30 day challenge

A collage of my first 10 days.

Today's painting is a small floral still life. See here to read about it

The completed paintings (some still need a little bit of finishing off) are available on Daily Paintworks

Or you can contact me directly HERE

18 May 2014

Cork Tree Work in Progress - stage 3 Leaves

Adding the leaves using mixtures of ultramarine blue, ocean blue, cadmium yellow light and titanium white and the occassional touch of yellow ochre pale.
Because of the underpainting white used, the sky was nearly dry but still tacky. The texture caused by the use of the Ti white and a large palette knife the paint broke up nicely. I never thouroughly mix my paint so there is always variation in the colour.
More leaves, getting lighter and more yellow at the bottom.
After adding a few more wispy leaves to give recession, I reworked some parts of the sky. I removed the green at the bottom by going over it with a light blue to indicate some cloud. At first I thought I would put in a lower tree line, but I now feel this is unneccesary.

See WIP stage 2 HERE

Is it finished?
Time to put it aside and ponder about it for a while. Does it need more leaves? some purple? more twigs?
What do you think?




21 March 2014

Miniature Treasures 4x6 Collection flower garden collection

 A collection of four of my 4"x6" Miniature treasure paintings
All available at $40 on Daily Paintworks

These Miniature Treasures have found new homes in the UK and USA
If you are interesting in purchasing or commissioning one, or maybe more to make a stunning group, please contact me here