Showing posts with label bird. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 2, 2019

Bird Painting, Wildlife Art, Nature, Acrylic Painting “The Power of Orange” by Arizona Abstract Artist Cynthia A. Berg


A beautiful bird with a bright orange breast alight on a fence in front of a bright orange bloom.

16"x12" Framed Size/Available

$225

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Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Bird Painting, Wildlife Art, Nature, Acrylic Painting “The Power of Orange” by Arizona Abstract Artist Cynthia A. Berg


A beautiful bird with a bright orange breast alight on a fence in front of a bright orange bloom.

16"x12" Framed Size/Available

$225

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Thursday, September 20, 2018

Ocean BIrds, "Water's Edge," by Amy Whitehouse


4"x6" Oil on Paper, $65

Spending extended time at the beach
affords me the luxury of sitting in my low beach chair
and watching the beach birds find their breakfast.

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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

What Did You Say? 7x5 watercolor painting by Stevie Denny

What Did You Say?
7x5 watercolor painting
on 140 lb. Strathmore paper
unframed, but matted to 10x8 size


This little bird was in a tree when I was visiting one of the California missions, and each time I tried to get closer with my camera, he would move farther away from me.  So my reference photo was a little fuzzy, but he made a good subject for a quick little study.

This painting is available on Daily Paintworks.  Just click on the link to go to my page.  Thank you for viewing my art.

Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Best Buddies, 14x11 watercolor painting by Stevie Denny

Best Buddies
14x11 watercolor painting
on 140 lb. hot press paper,
unmatted and unframed

I painted this from a photo I took at the Santa Barbara Zoo a few years ago, while visiting there with my grandsons.  I love these colorful birds.

This painting is available on Daily Paintworks.  Just click on the link to go to my page.


Friday, March 27, 2015

Hummer, 6x6 oil painting by Stevie Denny

Hummer
6x6 oil painting
on Raymar cotton panel

This is a painting I re-worked a bit to give it a little more life.  I had done it as a study for a similar painting I gave my mother for her 94th birthday last week.  I think she liked the one I did for her -- it brightened her day.

This painting is available at Daily Paintworks.com -- just click to go to that page.


Saturday, March 14, 2015

Hummer, 6x6 oil painting by Stevie Denny

Hummer
6x6 oil painting
on Raymar cotton panel

I painted this as a study for a painting that I will do for my mother, Trudy.  Trudy will celebrate her 94th birthday next week, and she loves hummingbirds.​  Thanks to photographer Tim Davis for providing the reference photo on Corbisimages.com.

This painting is available on Daily Paintworks.


Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Bluebird, 7x5 watercolor painting by Stevie Denny

Bluebird
7x5 watercolor painting
on 140# archival paper

Although I paint mostly in oil, I like to paint in watercolor, too.  This is a little study I did today, thanks to the reference photo provided by photographer Robin Reeds on Corbis.com.

This painting is available for purchase on Daily Paintworks, and it will ship with an acid-free matte in a clear bag envelope. 


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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Spring Chick, 8x10 watercolor painting by Stevie Denny

Spring Chick
8x10 watercolor painting
on 140# Fabriano cold press paper

I didn't have much time to paint today, so I did this little study from a photo I saw on paintmyphoto.ning.com.  This is a site where photographers post photos for artists to use as painting reference.  Although I was looking for a rooster, I couldn't pass up this cute little chick when I saw it.  Many thanks to the photographer, Diane Caswell Christian, for the use of her Spring Chick photo.

This painting is available for purchase through an online auction on Daily Paintworks.

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Bird, Contemporary Animal Paintings by Arizona Artist Amy Whitehouse



8" x 8" x 1.5", Oil, $125
Day 19 of CHALLENGE 30/30
30 Paintings in 30 Days

This was pure fun, as is wondering what this guy is thinking.
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Friday, August 30, 2013

"Oriole Feasting" Contemporary Oil Painting by Arizona Artist Mary Opat

"Oriole Feasting" Contemporary Bird and Berry Painting by
Arizona Oil Painter Mary Opat
 
10" x 10" Oil on Canvas
 
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Saturday, October 13, 2012

"Sparrow" oil painting by Barbara Rudolph


"Sparrow"

This little "sparrow" oil painting is going to be part of a triptych of small "sparrows".  This is the first in a set of three.  I painted it on a chunky gallery wrapped canvas size 6 x 6".  I photographed the little "bird" outside my kitchen window.   They like to come and eat at the feeder right up until dark, then they disappear again until morning.   I painted it on the dark background, which I often do to bring the focus on the little "bird."   I will post the other two once I finish them.  The set will be available at my next "Celebration of Fine Art" show, which opens in January.


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Friday, September 21, 2012


"His Eye Is On The Sparrow"

This is a little oil painting on canvas I just finished.  It is simple and and features a "common sparrow".   I have been interested in painting "sparrows" lately, enjoying them and watching them.  The "sparrow" is the most widespread wild bird in the world.  Although it is considered common and generic, I find them fascinating.

Even in the Bible, God cares for the simplest forms of life, "His eye is on the sparrow".  A lone sparrow was a symbol of deep loneliness.  "We" (the human species) should understand the lesson in that - even the weak and the poor should be considered just as significant.

Emily Dickinson wrote:

"A SPARROW TOOK A SLICE OF TWIG" Emily Dickinson c. 1872 ======================================== A Sparrow took a Slice of Twig And thought it very nice I think, because his empty Plate Was handed Nature twice-- Invigorated, waded In all the deepest Sky Until his little Figure Was forfeited away--


I am attracted to painting things in black and white lately with a lot of contrast and little color.  I think it helps to focus on the subject, or the message of the painting.  I struggled with the idea of doing this one simply in black and white, but then decided to add some subtle colors in my "sparrow."  It will be for sale at my next show at the "Celebration of Fine Art" in Scottsdale, Arizona, which will open in mid January.  I plan on having more "sparrow paintings" along with all of my other "birds in still life" series.

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Saturday, June 23, 2012

Quail Baby oil painting by Barbara Rudolph


For the month of June a group of artists have been painting or sculpting one miniature painting a day, working our way through the alphabet.  This little "quail" oil painting is what I painted for the letter "Q".  We have them running all over around the desert in Arizona.  You can see more mini paintings from this challenge on my blog.

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Friday, June 22, 2012

Easy Project to Make With Your Own Artwork


Handmade gifts you can make from your own paintings

This "bookmark" gift card was made from a recent oil painting I did for a client of an "oriole."  It is a very simple project and is also a great way to share your paintings with others at a much less expensive price than the original.  

For easy "how to do instructions" and more reference photos, visit my blog at:
http://artistbarbararudolph.blogspot.com/2012/06/easy-to-make-projects-with-your-own.html


Barbara Rudolph

Saturday, June 9, 2012

"H" is for "House Finch" Alphabet Mini Painting Challenge - Barbara Rudolph


"H" is for "House Finch"
in the "Alphabet Mini Paintings" challenge

Continuing on with the "Alphabet Mini's Painting Challenge" this month, I painted a "House Finch" for the letter "H".  Several of the artists that are participating in this challenge are painting or sculpting something every day working their way through the Alphabet.  Since I love to include a "bird" in each of my paintings I chose the "house finch."

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Sunday, June 3, 2012

"C" is for "Chipping Sparrow" The Alphabet Mini's Challenge - Barbara Rudolph


"Chipping Sparrow"

For today's "Alphabet Mini's Challenge" I painting a "Chipping Sparrow" for the letter "C".  Through the month of June each day we will be painting or sculpting something that begins with the letter for that day.  This little "oil painting" is painted on a 4x4" canvas panel.  They will also be for sale soon too, once I get them framed.

Barbara Rudolph

Saturday, June 2, 2012

"B" = "Blue Jay" The Alphabet Mini's Challenge - Barbara Rudolph


"Blue Jay"

Today's "Alphabet Mini" painting is a "blue jay" for the letter "B".  The challenge just started yesterday and a group of artists are participating.  See more on:
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Echolalia

Echolalia by Jake Beckman
Echolalia by az expressionist artist Jake Beckman canary against an abstract background with binary
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Echolalia is an original acrylic and resin painting on canvas board. The work is 8X10 inches and is mounted in an 8x10 inch white box frame.  Echolalia is by  AZ whimsical binary bird artist Jake Beckman. Echolalia is a condition where a person automatically repeats what they hear. A lot of social depends on other people to do this very thing, to retweet, to share; clearly the social media tribe has a massive case of Echolalia. In this work the background is an abstracted blue pattern, which is overlaid with layers of resin that read "hello" in binary.  The canary faces away from the view listening to the retweeted greeting. The colors are shades of blue and yellow.


Binary Birds, by Jake Beckman - art that proudly projects you are member of the Social Media Tribe.
If you would like to see more detail about the art or perhaps buy it, please see its page on Jake's website.
"Currently I create acrylic paintings in various sizes based of Birds and ASCII Binary based on lighthearted observations of Social Media and Pop Culture. Come Experience the Art!"
-Jake Beckman
Jake's website: AKAJake.com
 You can also follow Jake on Facebook and Twitter or at her Blog.