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

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Norma Wilson Original Oil Owl Bird Avian Wildlife Painting Art


"On Watch"

© Norma Wilson, original oil, 8" by 10"




Have you ever seen an owl up close? I haven't and would love to experience that and especially one this beautiful. Hoping your day is a beautiful one!



Thursday, October 06, 2016

Hooty


Hooty

© Norma Wilson, original oil on canvas 10"x 20"



I loved how the light hit this owl and brought out all of his beautiful feathers. Thinking of everyone in the path of Hurricane Matthew tonight and hoping everyone can take shelter and stay safe and dry!




Sunday, January 10, 2016

Snowy Owl Thirty Paintings In Thirty Days Day Nine by Norma Wilson


Snowy Owl


© Norma Wilson, original oil on board 10" by 20


Available Through Gallery



After a good night's sleep and lunch out with friends, I got my attitude in check and my brushes and palette all cleaned up.  Then I had some fun painting this owl! I had seen this owl on my friend, Beth Royal's timeline on facebook and asked her if I could paint it.  A man was holding the owl and she was able to pet it!  Such a beautiful bird and amazing light.  Tomorrow I paint with two friends and I know that will be fun and inspiring.  Hope you have a great week full of fun and inspiration!

Monday, January 26, 2015

Thirty Paintings In Thirty Days! -Day Twenty Seven


Just Ducky!

6" by 6" original oil on panel

150.




Can't believe it is day twenty-seven of the thirty day challenge!  About midway through,  I sometimes feel like I must have a screw loose somewhere but then I 
move past it and look back at what I have accomplished and realize how much I have grown in many ways.  I get more accomplished in other areas of my life and find that I stretch myself to paint some things that I have put off and instead of over analyzing, I just get it done.  I highly recommend it as a discipline.  Even if you don't commit to painting one a day, spending time at the easel each day is a great practice.   As I move beyond this challenge, I am making a commitment to myself to go into my studio for at least two hours a day Monday through Friday.  Even if there is no plan for a new piece, I find that being in my creative space can sometimes inspire me to do something, I wasn't even thinking about. Thank you for checking in with me!

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Norma Wilson Original Oil Rooster Cockeral Chicken Portrait Painting Art

Rise And Shine
12" by 12" original oil on panel
325.



I just never tire of painting roosters!  They are such colorful characters and demand attention!  Hope your day was a good one!  Here in Virginia Beach it was perfect weather with sunshine and a beautiful breeze!  I painted with my friends outside and loved every minute.  I will post the sea gull I painted
soon!  Thanks for stopping by!