Artists Of Texas Contemporary Paintings and Art

Poppies and a Pear Still Life by Barbara Haviland | Barbara Haviland - Blog Blog Poppies and a Pear Still Life by Barbara Haviland By Barbara Haviland on 7/8/2014 5:57:46 AM Comment on this © Barbara Haviland This floral still life is done in oils and such a lovely composition.Soft yellows and greens,oranges, and blues make this a nice painting for you.   The painting measures 16" x 12" and comes framed in a simple black frame. The yellow poppies and blue flowers that are sprinkled in are in a blue vase. title  Poppies and a Pear Medium oils on canvas Size  16" x  12" Framed and signed by Texas Contemporary Artist Barbara Haviland http://barbarahaviland.fineartstudioonline.com/workszoom/1506782

Sunflower and Blue Plumbago oil on linen 6" x 6" I was excited to see several of my collectors from last year stop by my booth this past weekend at the Cottonwood Art Festival in Richardson, Texas. The Petite Paintings were a big hit and dozens found new homes. It is fun, but exhausting to exhibit in art festivals. I am finally getting rested up and back in the studio. Here is my newest Petite just up for auction. I love to share my art and inspiration. Click  HERE  to sign up for my email newsletter and receive a free gift of postcards. Follow me on Facebook.

Late Bloomers 6" x 6" oil on linen panel So excited to have completed the Petite Painting Project - 100 paintings in 100 days!  I enjoyed the challenge and plan to continue creating Petite Paintings...however just not every day:)  See all 100 here: http://dailypaintworks.com/Artists/pamela-blaies-3743 I love to share my art and inspiration. Click HERE to sign up for my email newsletter and receive a free gift of postcards. Follow me on Facebook.

Hydrangea is a very beautiful and showy plant when in bloom. Depending on the soil they are growing in, acid or alkaline, the blooms are either pink or blue, or so people say. I do know mine turned pink although I bought plants that had blue blooms at the time. These plants do require more water I think. They have large leaves and they start to droop if not watered enough. Mine bit the dust because of our Texas drought and being away for awhile didn't help at all. The plant I painted, I purchased recently. It is an oil painted on a 6x6 canvas panel. It is available for $75.00. Thank you for viewing. © Ann Hoffpauir