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Abstract Oil Painting, Expressionism, Contemporary Art for Sale, "Reaction" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

    20"x24"x.75" Oil on Canvas/Available   Click HERE for more info.   Visit http://DebraHurd.com to view more of my work.    Visit my Daily Painters Gallery HERE  Visit my BLOG  Follow me on facebook HERE  Follow me on Pinterest HERE  Follow me on Instagram HERE

Abstract Oil Painting, Expressionism, Contemporary Art for Sale, "Adversity" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

  18"x24"x.75" Oil on Canvas/Available   Click HERE for more info.   Visit http://DebraHurd.com to view more of my work.    Visit my Daily Painters Gallery HERE  Visit my BLOG  Follow me on facebook HERE  Follow me on Pinterest HERE  Follow me on Instagram HERE

Abstract Oil Painting, Expressionism, Contemporary Art for Sale, "Reaction" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

  20"x24"x.75" Oil on Canvas/Available   Click HERE for more info.   Visit http://DebraHurd.com to view more of my work.    Visit my Daily Painters Gallery HERE  Visit my BLOG  Follow me on facebook HERE  Follow me on Pinterest HERE  Follow me on Instagram HERE

Abstract Oil Painting, Expressionism "Broken Boundaries" by Texas Artist Debra Hurd

 22"x28"x.75" Oil on Canvas/Available  Click HERE for more info.  Visit http://DebraHurd.com to view more of my work.  Visit my Daily Painters Gallery HERE  Visit my BLOG  Follow me on facebook HERE  Follow me on Pinterest HERE  Follow me on Instagram HERE

Be Still

9x12 Oil on canvas Be Still painting by Julie Beth Wileman www.juliewileman.com Enjoy the quiet

Fish Fry - Sold - by Kay Wyne

Fish Fry Sold 18" x 18" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas Contemporary Oil Painting This painting sold over the weekend and is now hanging  in a  lake house close to Dallas/Ft. Worth. Thanks for your interest in my art, Toni! Kay

Cock A Doodle Blue by Kay Wyne

Cock A Doodle Blue 36" x 36" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas Roosters, roosters and more roosters....this is my latest contemporary oil painting.  I started with an idea, and blocked off the background using neutral grays.  Then in a very loose way brushed in my roosters.  I used raw umber to draw in the shapes --- using a filbert brush.  I wanted an abstract but somewhat decorative look for the background.  So I started to add some swirly feather-like shapes to add to the gray.  The got out my trusty t-sqauare to add some straight lines.  I did not want to over-paint, so I forced myself to walk away from the painting at several stages of the painting.  Contact me if you are interested in this painting....kay@kwyne.com.

MARTINI TIME

11'W x14"H x 1 3/4" D $175.00     This is an abstract,cubist oil painted on a gallery wrap canvas.It's only 11"x14" which is a smaller scale than I'm used to but I've actually used this woman in a lot of my paintings.She has a very haunting look and when I was studying cubistic styles a painting by Metzinger has a similar woman in it.I think her distressed look may be she just ran out of Vodka?       To purchase go here   artabstractz.com     You can also e-mail me at   tim.lincoln@aol.com         colors used...oramges,bluegreens Abstract Houston artist Tim Lincoln

GIRLS NIGHT OUT

  12"x16"x1" $!50.00 oil on canvas     An abstract and cubist oil painting of two friends having Margaritas at El Tiempo. Oil on canvas,painted on all sides.     You can also purchase here   artabstractz.com     You can also e-mail me here artabstractz.com colors;yellow,blue,purple,red

"Dog Walk At Freed Park"

18"width x 24"length x 13/4"   Abstract vision of Freed Park.Oil on a gallery wrap canvas.   For more details or to purchase you can go here also   artabstractz.com 

Demo at Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas

Here is a pic of the demo that I did at Dutch Art Gallery yesterday. I started by toning the canvas with a warm grey. Then began putting the paint on with my palette knife. I had taped off some of the larger areas that would eventually have titanium white so that the white would not get muddy or streaked. The canvas is 36" x 36" so it will take a while to get it covered with paint...it will take alot of paint for sure. The day went by fast because there were alot of people stopping in. Pam had a constant stream of framing customers, and then there were those who came in to see the Artists of Texas Annual show, Where Texas Finds It's Color... artistsofTexas.org ArtistofTexas.blogspot.com DailyPaintersofTexas.blogspot I hope to take this canvas to the studio today and work on it. Thanks for viewing this blog. Thanks for stopping in at The Dutch Art Gallery to see the show. Kay

Fly Away Dragon Fly by Kay Wyne

Fly Away Dragon Fly 48" x 48" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas This painting has gone through many changes....it is a very large canvas....four feet by four feet. It takes alot of paint to cover it. At one point (several months ago) I thought it was finshed, and was ready to hang. After viewing it for months, I decided that it wasn't finished, and added the dragon fly just this week. There are layers of color, layers of lines, and layers of shapes in this painting. I used a palette knife, wide brush strokes and a oil pastel stick. Thanks for viewing this blog!!! If you are interested in this painting, please contact me. It is going to be entered in a art exhibit this next month. Kay at 214-532-0325 or kay@kwyne.com

Sharon Hodges: "Dogs of War", 30x40x2

Fabulous niece Tara recently sent a link of interest...seems that our military men and women often encounter abandoned, starving, or otherwise mistreated animals while serving their missions abroad. Understandably, the military does not encourage the bonds that inevitably develop and does not allow transport of these companion animals on military equipment. That said, the military personnel often develop deep, loving bonds with these dogs and cats, and do not want to leave them behind when their tours are over. International transportation of animals is a costly and paperwork laden endeavor, beyond the means of most of us; however, the SPCA International has set up a program to assist our troops in bringing their animals home to the USA. If interested, take a look at their site and click on the "Operation Baghdad Pups" button. Anyway the stories on that site inspired this painting. When sold, 50% of the proceeds will be donated in the buyer's name to this project. ...

Sharon Hodges: "See Spot Run", 30x40x2

See Spot splash is more accurate, yes? And 'spot'? how many retrievers do you know named Spot? Not a regal name for one of the smartest working dogs on the planet, nevertheless, you get the idea. This is the start of something new for me, style-wise. First, it is larger (30x40x2)....I am happier painting in a large format, as the size allows for broader, more intense gestures.......and, instead of painting a 'picture', I am trying to capture the raw emotion in a specific moment. If you have ever had the pleasure of observing a well trained retriever on the hunt, you know exactly what I mean....these majestic animals yearn for the moment that they are released to retrieve, in this instance, a fallen duck....and the exploding joy of that moment is palpable. Let me know what you think....To purchase this painting, use the button below, $900 plus s/h. To see more of my paintings, please visit my BLOG . Thanks for viewing my art.

Fifteen by Kay Wyne

Fifteen Oil on 18" x 18" Gallery Wrap Canvas This contemporary abstract has the number fifteen in it many times. I used brushes, palette knives, and oil sticks on this painting. The fifteen images continue on the sides of this gallery wrap canvas. Currently, this painting is hanging at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas. Please go to my blog to view more of my art! Thanks! http://kaywyne.blogspot.com

Horizon Series: Abstract Squares by Kay Wyne

Horizon Series: Abstract Squares 9" x 12" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas This painting has changed and has taken several months to complete. It is full of tumbling color cubes or squares. There are geometric shapes, lines and layers of color...along with the horizon line. Layers and layers of color were applied... and finally, I finished it. This painting is on display at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas...thanks for visiting this blog.