Showing posts with label acrylic on canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic on canvas. Show all posts
Friday

New Dog Portrait: a dog named after a river

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The owner of Stono (who is named after the Stono River, Johns Island, SC) will be surprised on his birthday with this portrait of his good b...

Why commission a portrait?

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Five good reasons to commission a portrait:     Capture your child's sweetness before he or she gets any older.    Create a portrait o...
Saturday

Courtyard Camellias

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This painting was inspired by a photo I took, in February, of a camellia bush in the courtyard of St. Matthew's Church in Charleston, SC...

Roxy: A Puppy Portrait

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This elegant lady was painted for a Christmas gift. Roxy is also a "grand-dog" of the client who commissioned "Cooper,"...
Wednesday

October Bride

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This pretty bride was a delight to paint. If she had actually posed live, she would have had to stand still for more than 45 hours! Howeve...
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Tuesday

A Celebration Portrait

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This portrait was commissioned for the celebration of a beautiful woman's birthday-- A "big" one, though she looks much young...
Monday

Wild and Gentle...

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These paintings are not mine, but were created by participants at a respite care program for people with memory loss. I coordinated the proj...
Saturday

Child's portrait-- Hadley

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This portrait is done in acrylic on canvas and measures 16" x 20." The background is a mix of blues, greys and beiges. I have rec...
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Wednesday

We'll Always Have Paris

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The young couple offered a black & white photo that they had taken of themselves near the Eiffel Tower. This is the resulting painting, ...
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Relaxed and Happy

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This portrait was done in acrylic on a canvas that measures 20" x 24". My client presented a favorite photo of her husband, but sh...
Friday

Under the Sea

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I did this painting for the bedroom of two sweet baby twin boys, Colton and Cooper.  They were born March 10.  Their parents decorated the b...
Monday

Palmettos on the Beach

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Aren't these palmettos cute against the little clouds, the ocean waves, and the golden sand? This is not my work but that of Arthur, Chu...