Showing posts with label landscape painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Blue Moon Dragonfly, Pond, Garden, Waterlilies Original Painting
































BLUE MOON DRAGONFLY
Acrylic
6 x 4"
Copyright 2016 Sandra Estes

I love watching the dragonflies swooping and dancing over my backyard pond.  This is the inspiration for my dragonfly paintings.  In this painting, I imagine a graceful dragonfly with lovely, gossamer wings, flying over a  garden pond with waterlilies, at night by the light of a full blue moon...like a dream.

This painting will be listed on eBay later this evening.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Vintage Airstream Travel Trailer Camper Caravan Original Painting by Sandra Estes














AIRSTREAM UNDER THE STARS
Acrylic
5 x 7"
© 2012 Sandra Estes

Ah!  Camping under the stars in a vintage Airstream Travel Trailer in a summer landscape.  This painting describes camping on a warm summer night, close to nature, with mountains in the distance, under a starry night sky. The landscape and a nearby tree are illuminated by the light of the full moon and the inviting warm glow streaming out from within the cozy little camper.

I now have prints, framed prints, canvas prints, and greeting cards available of this painting, on my new website: Sandra Estes Fine Art .

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Original Painting Full Moon Reflection on Lake Landscape

















FULL MOON REFLECTION
Acrylic on canvas panel
6 x 8 inches
© 2012 Sandra Estes

This painting is now SOLD to a wonderful repeat buyer in Canada!  :)


Sunday, January 29, 2012

Full Snow Moon Winter Landscape Original Painting

    Full Snow Moon
    Acrylic on canvas panel
    7 x 5 inches
    © 2012 Sandra Estes

In this original painting, a full moon illuminates the snowy winter landscape.  The light of moon is reflected in the frozen pond.  Snow laden branches seem to reach out to embrace the moon.

I now have prints, framed prints, canvas prints, and greeting cards available of this painting, on my website: Sandra Estes Fine Art .



Friday, November 26, 2010

Original Landscape/Nightscape Tree Starry Night Painting


"Star Gazing"
Acrylic
6"x 8" on canvas panel

A lone tree stands seemingly on top of the world in a lush green grassy meadow. I imagine standing in the foreground looking out into the deep blue starry sky.

SOLD to a collector in Canada.

I now have prints, framed prints, canvas prints, and greeting cards available of this painting, on my new website: Sandra Estes Fine Art .


Saturday, February 20, 2010

Cows In The Pasture Pastoral Landscape Painting


"Cows in the Pasture"
8 x 10
Acrylic on canvas.

This pastoral landscape painting is of cows grazing in a lush green pasture, with tree-covered hills in the background. In the foreground are a weathered wooden gate, an old stone wall, and wildflowers. My inspiration for this painting is a beautiful pasture along a scenic country road in Chichester, New Hampshire where Holsteins are grazing in the spring, summer and fall.

I now have prints, framed prints, canvas prints, and greeting cards available of this painting, on my new website: Sandra Estes Fine Art .


Sunday, August 30, 2009

Autumn in New Hampshire "Albany Covered Bridge" Original Painting


Albany Covered Bridge
8" x 8" Acrylic Painting
Commission

I now have prints, framed prints, canvas prints, and greeting cards available of this painting, on my website: Sandra Estes Fine Art .

This is the 4th of 5 commissions depicting New Hampshire.

The last 2 commissions are for specific places along the Kancamagus Highway, the covered bridge and the river along the Kanc. I did a bit of research and found that it is the Albany Covered Bridge that is just off the Kancamagus on Dugway Rd., and the Swift River that runs along the Kancamagus. I decided to take a field trip to the Kanc to get a better feel for the subjects and take my own reference photos.

These are my reference photos of the Albany Covered Bridge:





Unfortunately, I went in the late afternoon/early evening so there were long shadows. Another challenge was to change the season from summer to autumn.

The couple who commissioned the paintings are from New Hampshire, but now live happily down South and do not miss our long, cold New Hampshire winters. They have a fondness for white birch trees, which do not grow in the South. So, I used a bit of artistic license and changed the trees to the left of the bridge to birch trees.