I typically work with acrylics, but one day I decided to pull out my oil paints. I do enjoy the smooth movement of the oil paint when using my palette knife. I'm just not patient with the drying time. My grandmother always had a beautiful garden. Every season different flowers were blooming. My love of gardening no doubt came from her.
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Coastal Grass by Charlsie Sprewell
Coastal Grass
cfspre@bellsouth.net
This oil painting was done from a photo that I took on the coast of Georgia. I was amazed at all of the beautiful colors in the grass. The texture is heavy due to my palette knife.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Feeding The Flock
Feeding The Flock
cfspre@bellsouth.net
I entered this painting for The Community Foundation of West GA. art show. They raise money for various charities around the West GA area. The theme was "community". My bird feeder was the inspiration for my entry. All kinds of birds visit the feeder and I feed them all. My community is very instrumental in feeding the hungry (flock). I won Honorable Mention for this painting.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Yellow Finch by Charlsie Sprewell
Yellow Finch
cfspre@bellsouth.net
www.charlsiesprewellartist.com
The Yellow Finch is one of my favorite birds here in Georgia. The contrast of the yellow feathers with the black is very appealing to the eye. When I put out a sock of thistle seed, they flock to it! Watching the feeder inspired me to paint one of these beautiful birds. This acrylic painting is done on a 6x6 wrapped canvas.
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