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Friday 22 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge

I have been unable to keep up with daily painting challenge but I have been painting.  I do art work weekly for my art therapy course.  had two commissions that took up alot of time so I was consistently painting.  So I don't feel so bad.  Here we go .
Daily Painting No. 12 
Acrylic on canvas board 8 x 10


Commissioned work 18 x 24 
Sugar Shack




Art Therapy  Project 
Trigger  Acrylic on watercolor paper. 







Acrylic painting on gallery wrapped canvas
24 x 36



















So these have been the projects  that could be Panting 13 through to 15  I guess . Still behind but just received my order of paints and canvases so away I go.

Monday 11 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge # 9, #10 and #11

Daily Painting Challenge No. 9, 10, 11



Acrylic on canvas board  8   x 8 inches 

  Acrylic on canvas board  6  x 12 inches




Acrylic on canvas board  6  x 12 inches  

Sunday 10 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge # 8




Daily Painting Challenge  No. 8





This particular painting is part of my daily painting series using the palette knife and a 6 x 12 inch canvas board. Inspired by some nature photos I have taken over many years  here in Quebec.  I have been very fortunate to have travelled from one end of Canada to the other , From St John's Newfoundland to Vancouver Island, British Columbia.  I have always taken photos and they will now be recreated through this project of daily paintings.  I have visited PEI numerous times , Nova Scotia , New Brunswick , Quebec  which finally included GaspĂ© Penisula  (PercĂ© Rock), Ontario  all the way along the TransCanada to the Manitoban Border,  Manitoba and Rocking Mountain Provincial Park, Saskatoon , Alberta including Banff, Jasper, Drumhellar  and of course Whitecourt where I lived, British Columbia including   the Sushap and Okanogan Valley and the coast including Vancouver Island and Salt Spring Island.  Very excited to bring all these memories to life through art work.

Thursday 7 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge #7

Daily Painting Challenge  No. 7


Acrylic on canvas board 6 x 12 inches. Inspired by backyard here in Temiscaming. Trying different techniques with the palette knife. 


Wednesday 6 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge #6

Daily Painting Challenge  No. 6




     Acrylic on canvas board  6 x 12 inches. needs some touch ups and detailing and why did I put the Kingfisher dab in the middle. I should know better :)  Based on Photo taken while kayaking  near Commonwealth .

Tuesday 5 January 2016

Daily Painting Challenge #5

Daily Painting Challenge No. 5


         Managed to squeak in #5 on January 5th 2015. I am caught up.  Birch trees using acrylic on canvas board  6 x 12 inches. I love birch trees and am trying to learn how to paint them. This was a loose palette knife textured approach!

Daily Painting Challenge #4

Daily Painting Challenge No. 4


     Fourth painting of a poppy using a palette knife . Dab technique that I quite like .  Acrylic on canvas board 6 x 12 inches.

Painting Challenge #3

Daily Painting Challenge No. 3



        This is the third Poppy palette knife painting. Trying different palette knives and techniques for background.  Playing with colors and textures but now need to work on form . Acrylic  on canvas board  6 x 12 inches 

Painting Challenge #2

Daily Painting Challenge  No. 2 



     




       I chose the same subject , being poppies and have tried different techniques with the acrylics. Predominantly done using a palette knife. I chose to try out a different palette knife for the background and quite like the results.  A slightly  different color palette . Acrylic on canvas board  6 x 12 inches. 

Sunday 3 January 2016

Painting Challenge #1

        Daily Painting Challenge No. 1





        This past year has been insanely busy and so I am challenging myself to paint daily even when it would seem I have little time.  So this is painting No. 1 Acrylic on canvas board  6 x 12 inches. An experimentation with palette knife , texturing  and color.