$85 including shipping -
The oaks are still showing the effects of the late Spring frost. Grasses are blooming and the bees are happy.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
artwork inspired by the hill & valley region of North Georgia - and often flights of whimsy ....artwork may be purchased through PayPal by e-mailing me at beejw@charter.net for further information.
Click on an image...then click again...to see texture, color and design.
Contact me ----
I can be contacted at beejw (a) charter dot net --------- Snail mail me at PO Box 117; Tunnel Hill, GA 30755 ---------- Phone me at 706-270-1626 ---------- Thanks ----- :o)
BJ painting en plein air
I love RayMar painting panels. Get them at www.raymarart.com
"Painted Papers" blog
Please visit http://prettypaintedpapers.blogspot.com to see more information about the "painted papers" techniques...
my plein air palette
Those Who Dwell.....
"Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the earth are never alone or weary of life." (Rachel Carson)
"Life is a great big canvas, and you should throw all the paint you can on it".... Danny Kaye
Facebook Badge
another me
my blackbelt test - I passed :-)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(141)
-
▼
April
(21)
- Above the Meadow
- Hillside Above the Tunnel progressing
- Spring Mountain Shadows - SOLD
- As It Flows
- Aprils Fall
- Ancient Irish Lighthouse
- Hubby
- The Fallen One is a work in progress
- Sneem in County Kerry
- Greek Garden - color study
- Storm - study in black and brown
- Painted View
- photo of Crawfish Springs - Chickamauga, GA
- Cave Maiden
- Back on Monday, April 16th
- Afterstorm - detail
- Cloud River - abstract landscape
- Sandra's Butterfly House
- Frog Moon - April Full Moon
- a quote concerning buying art on the internet -
- Foggy Morning Bridge
-
▼
April
(21)
Robert Genn - Painters' Keys
Links
- 1800 Blogger
- A Painting a Day (Shanti Marie)
- A Painting on Some Days
- Anne Bagby
- Art by Derek McCrea - Impressionist & Plein Air
- Art Daily by Alisha K. Ard
- Art of Jenna
- Art Show Atl
- Artistic Release: Alla Prima Oil Paintings
- Artists Blog Search
- BJ's Plein Air
- Blog Catalog
- Custom Artwork by Cathy Cooksey
- Daily Painters
- Daily Painting Studies
- Daily Paintings from H. Malott
- Dale Copeland - assemblage artist
- David Darrow Art
- Dubhsidhe Studios - art of Bonnie Lynch Black
- Fawn's Paintings
- Google News
- International Plein Air Painters
- Jo-Ann Sanborn Daily
- Les Papiers Colles
- Linda Blondheim - Original Landscape Paintings
- Lori McNee Art
- Lori's Stormy Art & Daily Paintings
- Marketplace Daily Art
- My Mind is on Georgia
- Painting My World - Karen Margulis
- Paintings on Impulse
- Photographic South
- Pittura Italiana/Paintings from Italy
- Plein Air by BJ
- Plein Air Georgia - blog
- Plein Air Georgia - website
- Pochade Gallery
- Ray Mar Art supplies
- Ron Morrison Watercolour Productions
- Sandra Babb
- Sherry's Colors
- Southern Plein Air Painters
- The Art of Austin Maloney
- Vibrant Landscapes by Jennifer Young
- Whitfield-Murray Historical Society
Art Critic - Bunch the cat
She doesn't know anything about art, but she knows what she likes
4 comments:
This reads nicely, B.J. I know, I know,... but you know that some educated paintings can read.
And some appear to be psychic. :o) Thanks for the comment. I try to put some personality in the descriptions so that the reader can 'be there'.
Sorry, B.J. what I meant by saying the painting reads nicely is that the composition is solid, thats the buzz phrase, "this reads well". Its an awkward almost non-sensical phrase but its a comment on the painting not the writing, although I always enjoy your descriptions.
Oops. Sorry. Misunderstood. Thanks! I try to portray the scene before me while also suggesting pleasing composition. Sometimes I must move a tree or change the crest of a hill, but in this case what you see is what grew there. Nice when nature knows about composition, huh?
Post a Comment