Showing posts with label Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forest. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Original Dreamy Misty Morning Clearing Woods Trees Painting


"Misty Morning In The Woods"
Acrylic on canvas panel
ACEO

10% of final sale will support Restore Australia's Forest After Wildfires-A Global Giving Project.

About this painting:
One morning, it was so misty and beautiful like a dream or a scene from an English fairytale. The air smelled sweet and fresh, the birds were singing, and I felt like I was in the woods of Camelot. I almost expected a gentle white horse or unicorn to come strolling out from the woods! I went out back of my house and took photos where the clearing meets the woods at the boundary fence. This painting is my first attempt at capturing that misty morning.

Sold to a collector in Massachusetts, USA.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Original ACEO Painting Woodland Garden PATH Landscape


"Woodland Garden Path"
Acrylic
ACEO 2.5 x 3.5
Sold to a collector in California, USA.

10% of final sale to support Restore Australia's Forest After Wildfires-A Global Giving Project
About this nonprofit:
Rehabilitate and replant key wildlife refuges and corridors destroyed in Australia's natural worst disaster, the February 2009 Victorian wildfires.

The last couple of weeks have been unusually busy and I've had little time to paint. At last I managed to at least finish an ACEO!

My inspiration for this painting was a recent dream in which I found myself walking on a beautiful wooded garden path similar to this. Even in the dream I knew I had to paint it. Hope you like it! :)

Saturday, February 13, 2010

New Original Painting New Hampshire White Mountains Swift River


"Swift River"
8" x 8" Acrylic on canvas.
Commission.

This original acrylic painting is the Swift River which runs along the Kancamagus Scenic Highway, located in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire.

About The Swift River:
There are beautiful, scenic whitewater cascades and waterfalls as the Swift River runs through the towns of Livermore, Waterville Valley, and Albany. The Swift River drops more than 2,400 feet in elevation along it's 26 mile journey from Livermore, through Waterville Valley, and Albany, New Hampshire. It joins the Saco River in Conway, which runs into the Atlantic Ocean in Maine. There are two covered bridges along the Swift River, the Swift River Bridge in Conway and the Albany Covered Bridge in the town of Albany.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Whimsical Forest Cabin Woodland Cottage Decorative Christmas Birdhouse



I love birdhouses. Sometimes I just can't resist painting an interesting birdhouse. I saw this unfinished birdhouse, and immediately thought of a cabin or cottage in the woods all decorated for Christmas! So, I brought it home, sealed and painted it. I embellished with a some iridescent snow flake sprinkles and fine glitter. It is signed and dated on the bottom and coated with a clear acrylic finish for protection.

Sold.