Showing posts with label intersection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intersection. Show all posts
Friday, February 23, 2007
Daily Original Oil Painting for Feb. 23, 2007
The process of knitting is fascinating to me. To think that the intersection of two needles and yarn can produce so many different things (blankets, hats, sweaters, etc.) is mind boggling, especially to a guy like me who can't even do that great of a job tying his shoe! Enjoy!
Labels:
daily painting,
intersection,
knitting,
oil painting
Thursday, February 22, 2007
Daily Original Oil Painting for Feb. 22, 2007
Today's painting bears the title of series' theme, "Intersection". I found this whole little composition quite interesting with the intersection of the con trails and clouds with the power lines and poles...not to mention the street's intersection that we typically think of. Enjoy!
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Daily Original Oil Painting for Feb. 21, 2007
Continuing with the theme, "intersection", here's a painting I've titled, "Long Distance". The distant clouds, the setting sun all evoke thoughts of distance and those we know who are far from us. Intersecting with the horizon, the division of Earth and sky is the telephone pole and the lines that connect us with those who are far away. Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Daily Original Oil Painting for Feb. 20, 2007
Last week's cowboy makes a nice segue into this weeks series. I start with a cowboy at a railroad crossing. This is a variant of a cowboy I painted years ago but thought I'd like to paint again in this small format to start a series this week based on the theme, "Intersection". Enjoy!
Labels:
cowboy,
daily painting,
intersection,
oil painting
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