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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Mountain Top
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
"Silent Night" watercolor by Texas artist Linda Bein
"Silent Night"
transparent watercolor
22"x15"
$215
"Pumpkin Patch" by Colorado Artist Martha Kisling
PUMPKIN PATCH
Original Watercolor - 8x10
Since we were painting fall subjects in my Tuesday morning class I decided to use complementary colors blue Manganese Blue and Halloween Orange - a very fun combination!
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Three Equine Watercolors at the Old Pass Gallery, Raton, New Mexico, Christmas Exhibit 2011 by Debbie Flood
Winter’s Days Work 7 x 5 Watercolor
Her painted pony 7 x 5 Watercolor
One horse town 7 x 5 Watercolor
Three of my smaller Watercolors are at the Old Pass Gallery, Raton, New Mexico for the Gallery's Christmas Exhibit. Now through December 31, 2011.
Old Pass Gallery 145 South 1st Street Raton, New Mexico. Ray Wolf, Owner Operator.
Debbie Flood
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
“The Climb” Wins the ‘President’s Award’ International Museum of Art, El Paso, Texas
by Debbie Flood
The Studio of Debbie Flood is very proud to announce that the Watercolor Painting The climb has won the President’s Award at the International Museum of Art, Sun Bowl Exhibit 2011 in El Paso, Texas.
The Sun Bowl Exhibit is an Annual International juried competition, this year juried by Tim Gallegly, Nationally known artist.
This is the second year that Debbie has had work accepted in this prestigious Museum Exhibit and Sale.
The Sun Bowl is the Southwest's longest running art exhibit. Originally dubbed the Sun Carnival Art Exhibit at its inception in 1949, the International Museum of Art continues the long El Paso tradition of the integration of artistic and athletic excellence.
Each year, the International Museum of Art sponsors the Sun Bowl Art Exhibit, a juried competition featuring the top artists from all over the country. The exhibit is held in conjunction with the Sun Bowl festivities, and typically runs from November to December. Check our calendar for exact dates.
Since the International Museum of Art is along the Sun Bowl Parade route and houses the Sun Bowl sponsor parade viewing party, this exhibit provides an opportunity for all involved in the Sun Bowl festivities to see this yearly show.
This year the Exhibit runs November 5 – December 31, 2011
While the Sun Bowl Art Exhibit is on display, the public is welcome to come and view the works at this, the Southwest’s largest juried art exhibit. All items on display in the exhibit are available for purchase and selected items are also available in our online store.
Other works of Debbie’s that are hanging in this Exhibit include the Grumpy Draft Pictured below:
And Rumbles in the sky pictured below.
We wish to thank everyone who follows and supports the Art of Debbie Flood. Without all of you, these milestones would not be possible.
~Debbie Flood
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Florist Lilies
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SOLD First Light in the Canyon Original Watercolor 9 x 12 Janice Trane Jones
SOLD This is an original watercolor on arches 300 lb paper. The painting measures 9 x 12 unframed but the purchase includes a white mat making this ready to frame upon arrival. To view other paintings or contact. Go to www.janicetranejones.com or janicetranejones@aol.com.Thursday, November 17, 2011
Fantasy Flowers
Monday, November 14, 2011
“Canyon Shadows” and “Minor Adjustments” Western Art Watercolors by Debbie Flood
I finished two watercolors, since I last posted.
This one is Canyon shadows, 16 x 16 inches square on 300lb Arches Watercolor Paper.
During my trips out West, I saw a lot of different rock formations, and the shadows became spirits of the west, to me. Large birds of prey would fly over-head and their shadows would flicker across the ground, rocks, and on me. When I started this painting, I didn’t have a thought about those shadows, until I got a little more into the painting, and I realized what was spooking the horse and making the young Cowgirl look quickly. This shadow of the Eagle coasts across the canyon and soars up across the horse and rider. I could have worked up more detail in the background and brought you along on my exact journey, but because I see so many different things in this painting, I decided to stop here, and let you ‘see’ what might be there, for spirits, feelings, and shapes. Enjoy.
I want to thank Darren Corson, for the use of his gorgeous Eagle in flight photograph, for the shape of this Eagle shadow.
Minor adjustments 15 x 18 Watercolor on 300lb Arches paper.
This New Mexico Watercolor painting is finally finished. This one is headed to the Photographer and Printer Tomorrow. If you are interested in a Limited Edition Print of 50, let me know. The prints will be the same size as the original on velvet Watercolor paper with a one inch white border. $100.00 USD.
This painting is of the Tour Guide that took me and a few others out on a Horse back ride in the forests and Mountains of Angel Fire, New Mexico. I just love the land out there, and the horses were great!
I hope you enjoy these two paintings, and if you are interested in purchasing, as always, you can send me an email. I’d love to hear from you.
Have a great week.
~Debbie
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
"Breckenridge Blossoms" by Colorado Artist Martha Kisling
BRECKENRIDGE BLOSSOMS
Original Watercolor - 11x15
I just finished up this painting sitting in my Tin Shop Studio in Breckenridge, CO. It is snowing lightly but I am staying nice and warm!
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
"SOLITARY BEAUTY" by Colorado Artist Martha Kisling
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Sunlight Through the Pines by Terry Honstead
This painting was actually one that I did in a Karlyn Holman class. I used a lot of different techniques on this painting and it was a lot of fun to try them out! I have already sold the original and several prints. I think the reason that everyone likes this one is because it looks just about like everyone's backyard around here! If you are interested in a print, you can find one at http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/terry=honstead.html
"Summer Sunflowers" - Watercolor Batik by Colorado Artist Martha Kisling
SUMMER SUNFLOWERS
Watercolor Batik - 12x19
I am currently the Guest Artist in Breckenridge, CO enjoying the beautiful mountains and snow. To read more about my visit and my art go to www.MarthaKisling.blogspot.com
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Andy Smith ~ Lititz, PA
at my Annual Open House.
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Commissioned Watercolor Painting by Jill Saur
Although I mostly work on canvas now, watercolor was, and will always be, my first love! This watercolor painting was a commission that I painted many moons ago when I lived in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. This apple orchard was in my clients family for several generations. Just one week before I completed this painting, the entire barn was lost in a fire, making this wedding gift to his bride, even more significant.
If you have been thinking about commissioning an artist to render a favorite landmark of yours, please visit my website, and click on "Commissions", at the top of my Home Page. I invite you to become a collector and discover the joy of owning artwork that uplifts and inspires!
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| ©1990-2011 Landscape Painting by Jill Saur, all rights reserved |
"Villa Window" by Colorado Artist Martha Kisling
VILLA WINDOW
Original Watercolor - 11x15
This painting brings to mind simpler times - old stone building, blue shutters, lace curtains and a pot of flowers sitting on the window sill.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Andy Smith, Lititz, PA
at my Annual Open House.
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Hollyhocks Last Hurrah
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Holiday Greeting Cards Available from the Watercolor ‘Waiting on a Prayer’ by Debbie Flood.
Two versions of the Waiting on a Prayer Watercolor is now available as a Holiday Greeting Card.
Merry Christmas version: Click here to order this Card from the Fine Art America Website.
and the Spanish Feliz Navidad version: Click here to order this card from the Fine Art America Website.
The Copyright mark does not appear on the actual card.
These cards are a lovely 5 x 7 on heavy paper that is glossy. They also come with envelopes.
I’ve already ordered my box of cards! I can’t wait to see them and start sending them out to family!
You may customize the inside, with your own words, or leave them blank!
Happy Holidays!
Debbie Flood
Friday, November 4, 2011
ANDY SMITH ~ Lititz, PA
at my Annual Open House.
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"Fresh Snow" - Watercolor by Martha Kisling
FRESH SNOW
Original Watercolor - 11x15
We had our first real snow of the winter and I was lucky enough to be in Breckenridge, CO for it!
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Andy Smith ~ Lititz, PA
at my Annual Open House.
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"Mountain Poppies" by Martha Kisling
MOUNTAIN POPPIES
Original Watercolor - 11x15
I am enjoying a stay in beautiful Breckenridge, CO as their Guest Artist - to see more Click here
"Turning of the Leaves" by Texas artist Linda Bein
"Turning of the Leaves"
11"x15"
transparent watercolor on 140# arches cold press paper
$80
To purchase contact Linda at lindaabein@gmail.com.
It is cool and crisp today, love the fall weather. It is a great time to paint changing colors of the leaves. This painting was done as a class demo. We started with and under-painting, did negative painting, and then painted on the leaves. And we ended with dry brushing and splattering.
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