This painting is a special request. It's 18"x24" and called "The Daffodil Barn", from the slide show , "The Daffodil Principal". This slide show can be googled and viewed on your own PC/computer.
This is a similar painting done for the street fairs, it's much smaller at 6"x6"
Meet the Jaguar. I did this car show series as a tongue in cheek play on the typical car show afternoon. Kinda cartoonish and playful.
This is a 1933 ford, well sort of... And below is George and Irma and their purple twisted Hudson. George and Irma are just kickin back relaxing in their lawn chairs. Fred is the other guy all by his lonesome. You can tell it's a southern town on a bright and sunny day, which, in all reality it was. All these paintings were inspired from photos taken at a car show in Athens Al.
I am very excited to be chosen as one of the local artists to be displayed at Madison City Hall. This is two of the three paintings chosen, getting ready to load up the car.
Turqouise and Bronze was also chosen and is the largest painting on display at 3'x4'.
Second is one of my favorites, Bluebells on the Forrest Floor. As you can see I am surrounded by other beautiful art work, (mine is the big colorful one).
And lastly, Colorado Autumn was hung at the very entrance of the hall. The lady in charge of this project, Jeanne Steadman said that she was going to choose one of my pieces as they were very bright and would bring attention to the others as well. I am very grateful to Jeanne for choosing some of my art. Also very grateful to my friend Gregg for encouraging me to participate in this project to decorate City Hall. The paintings will be changed out quarterly.
We're gonna call it done. I just love fall foliage and truly enjoyed painting this one in all the autumn brites. I will be busy next week on a new painting.
