Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

Autumn Gallery of Original Art from the Etsy Artists

I love Autumn. I'm always ready for it after a long hot summer and the colors are so beautiful.  The Fall season renews my spirit as much as Sring does.

So I went looking to see what the Etsy artists are creating to celebrate this wonderful season.  I figured that the colors would give an artist true inspiration, and I wasn't disappointed.

Here are a few that I found, and I hope you enjoy the Autumn Gallery of Original Art from the Etsy Artists.

Autumn Red, 8 x 10 original oil by Anthony Soskich

Original Autumn Oil painting

Royal Rainbow Collection Series Fine Art Original Paintings Heather R Lange

Fall Colors - Original Watercolor Cards

Low PriCe Autumn Original Handpainted Abstract Acrylic on 20x16in Canvas Beautiful Colors Lots of Texture

Fall Leaves

Usher in Autumn, original abstract landscape oil painting

Birches Autumn

Autumn is Lovely FREE SHIPPNG

Autumns Palette - Birch Trees in Fall Color - Glass Tile Photo Pendant - Original Photography

Autumn in Prospect Park - Original Oil Painting 8" x 6"

Colors of Fall  8x10 original acrylic on canvas painting

Autumn Rain

Original acrylic painting Fall Colors Autumn Tree sky Landscape impressionist 8X10 on Masonite

Original ACEO WaterColor painting Autumn Landscape 5

October Morning, Tumalo Creek - original oil painting

Wheat Fields Original Acrylic Painting Mini Art with Display Easel Nature Landscape Neutral Brown Rust Tan

This gallery could go on forever, but I hope it's excited your interest and you'll check out all the original artwork that's available on Etsy and all the other e-commerce sites as well.  There is original art available to everyone no matter what your budget is.

Pepper
(Yes, I know it's VE's day, but she encountered a major computer problem so we switched days.)


Wednesday, June 29, 2011

undecided...

I was only going to pick one new shop for today, but then I couldn’t resist showing both of these shops. I also had every intention on finding and showcasing a new shop that focused on altered art (or collage) but this fun shop caught my eye first.


aspectdesign

I love how the design flows from one shoe to the other. I also like the simple color palette and the lines.
   

 Check out and see their other fun designs in their shop.




 I think these are beautiful and I love that they are done with watercolors.
       

These two shops are creative and have their very own individuality. Both are not afraid to use color in varying degrees.

I hope you will take a few minutes and check out these two new shops.

(jj)

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

paintings

When I was in my early 20s, my dad took me to an art show. I don’t remember what the reason was at the time why we went to this particular show, but what I do remember was looking at one painting for the longest time.
It was a miniature painting done in oils and it was just beautiful! The detail was amazing and it could easily fit into my hand.
by TheNightjar

Both my father and I were in awe of this little painting.
Now you have to understand that my father was a very talented artist in his own right, so for him to be as fascinated with this little painting as much as I was, said a lot.
 by vakadi
                
                               

I did a search for miniature paintings and these are a few from some very talented people. They show different mediums and totally different styles.
by BlueTrike 
by LUIZAVIZOLI

One nice thing about miniatures is that you can always find a place to display them.  And you could have a large collection of them that would take up as much space as one larger painting would.  I suppose one drawback would be if you were sitting across the room from your paintings it wouldn’t be as easy to just look and enjoy them. You might have to actually get a little bit closer to them.

by CWGFF
by GiselesGallery
                                         


by LittleShepherd
by tomsoucek
                 
                                            

Whether you like large or small paintings it really doesn’t matter, as long as you enjoy the artwork.

(jj)