I dropped by to welcome you to my blog and thank you. Your work is very nice...the previous snow scene made me shiver. But it's cold down here in Texas, too...12 in Austin last nite. Keep up the delightful artwork.
Thanks, Mark, for visiting and for the nice comment. I enjoyed your site, especially your photos of snow banks and frozen salt water. Very interesting blog.
Thanks, Gary. Always appreciate knowing you have been to visit. The snow scenes were great fun to paint. It has finally gotten warmer here and we may have 60 degrees by Monday.
There are no days in life so memorable as those which vibrated to some stroke of the imagination.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Diana Krall
CHRISTMAS IN OKLAHOMA
THE WEXFORD CAROL
GUITAR TOWN
FROM LEAVES OF GRASS..............
SO BEAUTIFUL..........
GALLERY GALS
SIX BY SIX EXHIBIT, 2010
Here are some of us at the opening and behind us hangs the wonderful 2010 six by six exhibit. They are small masterpieces and so much fun to create.
MEMORIAL ROSES
LOVE THOSE KNOCKOUT ROSES
FRIENDLY FLOWERS
ROSE COLORED ROSES
Are these not gorgeous! Bargain roses from Wal Mart. Can't beat this bargain.
ABSTRACT PAINTERS
AZALEA PORTRAIT
Demo from class yesterday, March 22.
I am so enjoying teaching this palette knife class. This demo was done from a photo brought in by one of the class members and she allowed me to use it.
PAINTING CLASS
I am posting some slide photos from my afternoon class last Monday. I am having such a good time working with these folks. As you can see from the photos they are doing some great work.
To begin, we are all using my photos and learning to simplify, break the scene into shapes, mix the colors we want, and learning to handle the palette knife. We will progress from this point.
When I started this blog, I wasn't sure what I wanted the content to be other than my artistic appreciation of this part of the world I live and work in. Lately, it seems to be about my small landscape paintings and for several days I have been able to post one almost every day. So, for now, that's where I am and it is interesting and challenging.
betty@bettydalsing.com
I am an artist living in northeastern Oklahoma and just a few miles from Route 66. There are sections of old 66 that I like to visit. I take my paint box and my camera to record something that appeals to me on any particular day. I like the 6 inch by 6 inch format for painting and will use that often.
What you will see on my blog will often be related to Route 66, either a painting or a photo. Some images will be of paintings I have recently finished and they are often of the Oklahoma landscape.
Oklahoma is particularly beautiful in the winter. We have a lot of cedars and pines in this part of the state and the grasses turn to red and orange with the colder weather. We also have quite a few lakes so already we have a painting - blue lakes and skies, green cedars, and orange grasses.
I am not a professional photographer so my photos are not for sale but my paintings are. I paint in oil usually on canvas covered board but sometimes on stretched canvas.
I hope you enjoy seeing Oklahoma through my eyes.
www.dalsingart.com,
www.waterstreetartgallery.com
www.ovac.com,
www.eurekaspringsartistsregistry.com
I use archival materials for my work. My canvas, canvas boards, and paints are of good quality.
I choose canvases that are of standard size so that ready made frames can be used for them. They are sold unframed.
If you are not pleased with your purchase and need to return it, you may do so within 30 days. You will pay return postage and I will refund your purchase amount.
I dropped by to welcome you to my blog and thank you. Your work is very nice...the previous snow scene made me shiver. But it's cold down here in Texas, too...12 in Austin last nite. Keep up the delightful artwork.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really well done piece. Love the value variations of the oranges. And the complements of the sky w/ the shrubs reads so well.
ReplyDeleteHi James, glad you came to visit and thanks for the nice comment. I will be dropping in to see you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam....I always appreciate your comments. They are specific and prompt me to look at my work with a more painterly eye.
ReplyDeleteExcellent treatment of snow, not so easy to do! Your eye is the camera, canvas your film.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mark, for visiting and for the nice comment. I enjoyed your site, especially your photos of snow banks and frozen salt water. Very interesting blog.
ReplyDeleteNice colors. Really liked those 2 winter posts at the end of December.
ReplyDeleteBetty, I love looking at your paintings every day! Your composition, colors, and brush/knife work are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gary. Always appreciate knowing you have been to visit. The snow scenes were great fun to paint. It has finally gotten warmer here and we may have 60 degrees by Monday.
ReplyDeleteAnn, nice to hear from you and thank you for the kind comment. It is much appreciated.
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