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

Saturday, April 27, 2013

'Southwest Stillness #2' Monument Valley Desert Geologic Painting by Melody Cleary, Oregon Artist

'Southwest Stillness #2' © Melody Cleary
24"x 24"x 1.5" acrylic on canva.
Sides painted black.

Contact me with questions at my website.

MELODY CLEARY - OREGON ARTIST - LANDSCAPE, NATURE, WATERSCAPE AND ABSTRACT ART

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Aspen Tree Painting by Jill Saur


Aspen trees and birch trees on canvas are my favorite subject to paint!  These trees are brilliantly white and intoxicating in their beauty.

This 48"x36" brush and palette knife acrylic painting is titled, "Promising Journey".  I usually add a path in my paintings to take the viewer on a journey where they can imagine themselves walking amongst these vibrant trees, right into their own future!

This original painting is available by contacting me through my website, and if you are not ready to purchase an original work of art, I also offer this in a limited edition hand-embellished giclee.  I invite you to become a collector and experience the joy of owning artwork that uplifts and inspires your soul! 

My website:  www.JillSaurFineArt.com

©1990-2012 Trees In Art by Jill Saur, all rights reserved

Monday, October 31, 2011

Distant Light by Pam Holnback

Distant Light
18" x 24"  Oil
$595.00 + $20. s/h

I loved the way the distant canyon was lit up with the afternoon sun light.

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Canyonlands After The Rain by Pam Holnback

Canyonlands After The Rain
18" x 24" Oil
$595.00 + 20. s/h

Our first day in Utah was cold (39 degrees) and rainy.  Because of that the next day gave us Maynard Dixon clouds.

Monday, October 24, 2011

Plein Air Moab 2 by Pam Holnback

Near Canyonlands
9" x 12" Oil
$195.00 + $10. s/h
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This is the second plein air painting from my recent trip to Moab, Utah.  We stopped painting around 4:00  because we wanted to head further down the road to photograph the late afternoon shadows on the canyon walls.  At the time, I thought I'd come back and add more to the piece, but now, I'm not going to.  It works as is.

Here I am painting away...I know, my umbrella should be all white on the outside and gray on the inside.  But, my all white umbrellas is so large (it covers my easel, me, anyone who's looking) that I use it only in my back yard.  This one was left over from when the kids were small, and being my frugal self, I'm using it!

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Plein Air Moab by Pam Holnback


Late Afternoon On The Colorado
11" x 14" Oil
$295.00 + $10. s/h

I just got back from a 10 day trip to Moab, Utah.  It is an incredibly beautiful location and should be on every one's bucket list.  It's like Disneyland for the outdoorsman with 2 National Parks (Arches and Canyonlands), hiking, touring, mountain biking, river rafting, 4 wheeling, ATVing, OTVing, so many photo ops;  the list goes on and on.  

Moab is about 7 hours from Colorado Springs.  We took 1 1/2 days to travel each way stopping numerous times.  


While there I participated in part of the 2nd annual "Plein Air Moab."  It's a week long event where artists can paint within a 50 mile radius and be involved in 3 Quick Draw paint outs.  This was my location, and painting, for the first Quick Draw which was held at the Red Cliffs Lodge Winery which sits along the Colorado River.