This painting started out as a watercolor. I then added some ink, then some guache and finally some pastel pencil. So I guess it is mixed media. It is based on an outbuilding kitchen at the Borgo Pass Vineyard.
Catching up from my first 60 years in which I didn't know I could draw or paint!
Sunday, July 25, 2010
The Borgo Kitchen
This painting started out as a watercolor. I then added some ink, then some guache and finally some pastel pencil. So I guess it is mixed media. It is based on an outbuilding kitchen at the Borgo Pass Vineyard.
Labels:
Borgo Pass Vineyard,
mixed media,
painting
Squirrel at Silver Falls Lodge
Friday, July 23, 2010
Models at daVinci Days
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Oil Painting from Mitch Baird Workshop
We attended an excellent 3-day workshop last week with Mitch Baird.He used this scene as one of his demonstrations. This is my interpretation. I added the tractor for added interest and because I like tractors.
Labels:
oil painting,
Tyee Vineyards
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Watercolor- Harrisburg, OR
Another painting from a Vistas & Vineyards event. I started a representational drawing from the street level and later "wonkied" the scene and raised the horizon to the second story of the larger buildings.Lots more interesting now.
Labels:
Vistas and Vineyards,
Watercolor
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Two Vistas & Vineyard Oil Painings


These are two oil paintings from our last two Vistas & Vineyard outings. One is the old smokehouse at the Finley Wildlife Refuge and the other is a Serracenia Flava at Dancing Oaks Nursery.
Labels:
oil painting,
Vistas and Vineyards
Monday, June 21, 2010
Thompson's Mill (Watercolor & Oil)
Last week our Vistas & Vineyard destination was Thompson's Mill which is close to Shedd, Oregon. I wanted to make both a realistic watercolor painting as well as a "wonky" oil painting. I completed the drawing for the watercolor on site and then started the oil painting. At home I finished the watercolor and finalized the oil painting. The oil painting was done almost entirely with a color shaper tool which looks like a small spatula. The watercolor was to show that I could also create "straight" paintings. The Queen Ann Victorian house belonged to the mill owner and is nicely restored despite my painting.
Labels:
Boston Mill,
Paintings,
Thompson's Mill
Monday, June 14, 2010
The Other Half
Monday, May 31, 2010
Wonky "Painted Lady" in Corvallis
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