Showing posts with label nude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nude. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Petite Nude

Petite Nude 7x5 oil on stretched canvas
After working a great deal in acrylics, I'm getting back into the swing of using oils again. This is just a little nude, only 7 x 5, done in water-mixable oil on canvas.

Saturday, June 27, 2015

Figurative Study

Figurative Study 20 x 20 oil on stretched canvas  NFS
This was a figurative study done in preparation for a gallery show. As it turned out, I never ended up developing a more finished painting, but decided to keep the study.

Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Slipper Bath

Slipper Bath 20 x 16 oil on stretched canvas  SOLD
I love doing these paintings of classic nudes that evoke an earlier time. Fortunately, my wonderful model can adopt a marvelous vintage look. 

Monday, May 11, 2015

Red Settee

Red Settee 10 x 12 oil on stretched canvas SOLD
This small figurative painting features a vintage settee which seems to fit the model's circa-1920's look.

Monday, April 27, 2015

Soft Tones

Soft Tones 14 x 11 soft pastel on Canson paper SOLD
 This is one of several pastels done for a show on classic nudes.  I wanted to keep the tones soft and muted.

Thursday, March 12, 2015

Cayenne

Cayenne 10 x 20 soft pastel on pastelboard  SOLD
This was a fun small work where I used simple strokes to suggest form rather than fiddle with details. I also wanted to push the values, to evoke a warm, languid feel. Somehow the title, "Cayenne" seemed to fit. This is an unframed soft pastel on pastelbord, with an image size that extends a bit beyond this photo to approximately 10" x 20".

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Crescendo

Crescendo 14 x 11 soft pastel on Canson Paper
There was a period of time when I worked in pastels.  I loved their immediacy. It's very freeing to simply pick up a stick of color and go -- no mixing, no medium -- everything you need is literally at your fingertips. Even though I now use mostly oils or acrylics, I still will occasionally reach into that lovely box of pastels.  As is evident in this piece, pastels are marvelous for capturing fleshtones.

This piece would ship with mat and protective backing ready for framing.