Showing posts with label palette knife art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palette knife art. Show all posts

Sunday, January 17, 2016

Roadrunner Thirty Paintings In Thirty Days Day Sixteen by Norma Wilson


Road Runner

© Norma Wilson, original oil on panel 5" by 7

100.


Beep Beep!  For some reason, my journey into abstraction made me think of roadrunner.  Do you see it?  I have always wanted to get creative with the paint left on my palette and decided to use a knife.
What fun!  


Saturday, February 05, 2011

Norma Wilson Original Oil Sunset Seascape Art

Day Is Done
$295
 
8" by 16" original oil on wrap around canvas with sides painted.
How many times have you stopped what you are doing and watched the sunset at night or gotten up in the morning to see it rise?  I know I sure haven't watched enough, considering that they are incredibly majestic.  I think the people who live close to the land without so much technology and stuff to distract them must have felt more close to God just by viewing nature in all its majesty.  I am lucky enough to live with a man made body of water behind my house and love to see the geese coming and going and the sun glistening on the water.  I thoroughly enjoyed working on this piece while spending time with my friends
Barbara Lively Mastaglio and Scott London.  Both work more on landscapes and encouraged me to try this piece and it was so much fun with their enouragement and input.  
Last night I attended the opening of the Artists Gallery Show, One Foot Squared, and was happy to have four of my paintings in the show.  It was a great show and so good to catch up with people that I hadn't seen in a very long time.  I got started at the Artist Gallery  almost ten years ago with my first studio space and learned so much from the art world from the very generous guidance of the director and fellow artists.  The show will be up through the end of the month so I hope you will stop in and see it!


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Thursday, December 30, 2010



SOLD

Rooster On Parade

11" by 14" original oil on wrap around canvas with sides painted.

In dreams, the Rooster is considered a time-keeper and is a sign of time passing in our lives. Hearing a Rooster's voice in our dreams may indicate we need a wake-up call, and need to pay attention to some circumstances in our lives. Seeing a brilliantly plumed Rooster in our dreams indicates it is time to let others discover our true selves, and strut our stuff (show our talents) to others.
I thought this was an appropriate symbol as we are on the verge of another year's
passage.  For many it is a time to look back at what has transpired in the previous year and also to set new goals or perhaps dust off some old goals and begin anew putting our best foot forward!  Hope you have a safe and Happy New Year!




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Thursday, September 09, 2010

Tea Cup For You!

Tea Cup For You
6" by 6" original oil on gallery wrap canvas with sides painted.

Today was the first day I have gotten back into my studio since my Mom passed away.  I shipped a painting to a client and got some pieces photographed.  I appreciate all of the condolences I received  from my readers and fellow artists.
It is so nice to know people are keeping you in their thoughts and prayers.  This piece reminds me of my Mom who was Irish and loved her tea!  Hope you are all having a good week.  Thanks for checking in with me! For more information on this piece or any other paintings, please contact me at normasart@cox.net.



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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Little Piggy Goes To Market SOLD


Little Piggy Goes To Market
SOLD
9" by 12" original oil on wrap around canvas with sides painted.

Hope your week is going great.  Have a great weekend!

For more information on how to purchase this piece, please contact me at normasart@cox.net.

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Norma Wilson Original Oil Virginia Artist Sailboat Seascape Manteo Art



Little Sailboats  SOLD


6" by 8" original oil on linen canvas board.

Last week I spent the weekend in Manteo, North Carolina on the outer banks. On an evening

stroll along the waterfront we spotted some little sailors in these cute sailboats. It was fun to
watch them maneuver about and I was inspired to paint this scene.

For purchase information, please contact me at normasart@cox.net.

Thursday, April 01, 2010

Norma Wilson Original Oil Cow Painting Cattle Art SOLD


White Charolais on Red  SOLD

12" by 12" original oil on wrap around canvas with sides painted. For more information on this painting, please contact me at normasart@cox.net.