Showing posts with label turquoise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turquoise. Show all posts
Friday, October 24, 2014
Monday, September 1, 2014
Monday, August 25, 2014
Owls New Blue Tights
111" x 14" watercolor $145.00
Baby owl curiously considers her new blue tights. She wonders if anyone else besides herself likes them. She is a bit unsure. She wants your advice.
Maybe tomorrow she will wear purple or pink.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Rocky Mountains Beautiful Layers
10" x 14" watercolor $150.00
Rushing Waters are going somewhere splashing, dashing and sparkling over rocks that dominate the mountain.
Refreshing every moment with centuries of memories which we have never encountered until today. It is one of the oldest blessings. Water baptizes, cleanses, quenches, and nourishes every cell in beautiful layers. I am in awe of the life it gives coming from the clouds to the earth. My soul, my eyes and my body drink it in.
Thursday, February 20, 2014
Crash and Flow
Labels:
crash,
lapping,
mauve,
melody,
mossy rocks,
ocean,
ochre,
painting,
rocks,
rust,
sage,
sap green,
sea,
stones,
turquoise,
ultramarine,
water,
watercolor,
white
Friday, January 31, 2014
Foxey
Labels:
art,
brown,
fox,
golden eyes,
orange,
painting,
red,
rust,
tree,
turquoise,
watercolor,
white
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Paper Hat
11" x 15" watercolor $135.00
Paper hats were the hit of the day at the Pioneers Museum last summer. Children and adults designed, crumpled, banded and wore their new fabulous creations.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Puzzled
22" x 28" watercolor framed $1250.00. Finished frame is 35" x 31" Free Shipping
Hi my cute elves,
Since it it is almost Christmas, I thought I would write to all of you who are puzzled about what gift to get your loved ones.
Did you know that this painting would be perfect for a den or dining room in a log cabin or in a modern green white and turquoise bedroom like mine? This color scheme is already developed for you.
Just say the word and you can pay by pay pal and I will happily get it beautifully wrapped up in a sturdy box, complete with padding and sen it to you. I had so much fun putting in all the little surprise puzzle doodles just for you and I know you will love them too. This painting will be hanging at Cottonwood Gallery in Colorado Springs through January.
What are you waiting for?
I can also have prints made for you.
email me about size reveille_artiste@yahoo.com
Labels:
3 she,
baa baa,
cobalt,
farm animals,
green grass,
indigo,
lamb,
lemon,
lime,
original,
painting,
pink,
puzzle,
sheep,
turquoise,
ultramarine,
watercolor,
white,
wool
Friday, June 28, 2013
Springtime Cache
21" x 29" watercolor matted and framed $1050.00
How do you know when spring arrives? Is it the small soft green buds forming on the branches, or is it the small baby animals that suddenly begin to appear on the landscape? I have to admit that Spring is my favorite time of the year because of hope...anticipation...delicate colors...play of light...and newness. I painted these trees, nest and eggs with that thought in my mind. How do birds do it? They just get so excited making the nest for their lovers! How sweet to know that love is in the air everywhere.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
"Dandelion Fluff #2"
21" x14" watercolor $225.00 unframed
In silence and with a whoosh of air, dandilion seeds will waft windward. They are lovely and prolific.
Dandelion is a French word, dent-de-lion, meaning "lion's tooth".
Dandilions are also loved by herbalists for their vitamins and tummy cures.
I just remember as a child making bracelets from the flower and stem and then making a wish and blowing the delicate seed heads that resemble upside down umbrellas.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
"Dandilion Fluff"
21" x 14" watercolor $225.00 unframed
In silence and with a breath of air, a dandilion witll waft seeds windward. They are lovely and prolific.
Dandelion is a French word, dent-de-lion, meaning "lion's tooth".
Dandilions are also loved by herbalists for their vitamins and tummy cures.
I just remember making bracelets from the flower and stem and then making a wish and blowing the delicate seed heads that resemble upside down umbrellas.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Bear Sitting
10" X 14" watercolor $100.00
Mama bear and baby bear relaxing and watching for their next meal. This is a study for a demo Sunday April 28, 1 - 4 at Bancroft Park in Old Colorado City. The demo will be slightly different with 3 bears on 24" x 36" canvas in acrylic. Proceeds from the auction will go to make enhancements to the park.
There will be 5 demo artists; Jan Oyler, Larry Haught, Dick Williams, Lori Watry and myself all painting. Come and take your chance to purchase a really nice painting from one of us.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
"Red Hot Ruffled Tulip"
8" x 10" watercolor matted and framed $125.00
One Easter tulip so beautiful and crisp and satin. I viewed this from the top and was smitten. Have you ever been smitten? Did I drool? Yes. Did I swoon? Yes. Was I fickle? Yes. As the blossom faded and fell, I became less enamored in it, yet each petal still had something velvet about it. I cut the stem back several times in order to allow the stem to drink. I thoroughly enjoyed it until the end.
At days end:
“People are like grass;
their beauty is like a flower in the field.
The grass withers and the flower fades.
25 But the word of the Lord remains forever.”[f]
their beauty is like a flower in the field.
The grass withers and the flower fades.
25 But the word of the Lord remains forever.”[f]
Monday, July 16, 2012
"Ocean Song"
Labels:
beach goer,
bright yellow,
child,
conch shell,
golden hair,
gray blue,
indigo,
little girl,
ocean,
peach,
pink flower,
Remembrance,
roar,
sand and sea,
turquoise,
vioilet,
wonder
Friday, May 25, 2012
"Deer Garden"
18" x 24" oil framed $525.00
A creature with the most moist soft eyes, and gentle nature comes to visit my garden nearly every day....only he thinks it is his garden and loves to snuffle and munch. My husband always says, "Planting deer food?" I guess I always hope for those gorgeous blossoms that I see in other people's gardens!
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