Showing posts with label lavender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lavender. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

EARLY LAVENDER, FRANCE

EARLY LAVENDER, FRANCE

EARLY LAVENDER, FRANCE
6x6 palette knife painting on gessobord
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Lherm Lavender Field
Lavande de Lherm
in the Lot Region of France produces some of the finest quality of Lavender oil in France
It is a small farm but truly a painter's paradise.
Click on the link above to read about the farm and its owners.

Before lavender is ready for harvest, the color is more magenta than lavender.

Thursday, July 17, 2014

RIPENING LAVENDER, LHERM, FRANCE

RIPENING LAVENDER, LHERM, FRANCE

Ripening Lavender, Lherm, France
9x12, unframed oil on gessobord
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The lavender fields in the Lot Region of France are small but exquisite.  The owners are expats and started these fields after visiting similar fields in New Zealand.  Their story and website is interesting.  DreamaTollePerry took her "June Painting France" participants to visit these fields.  Though there wasn't time enough for me to paint oil en plein air, I painted a watercolor postcard while there.  Since I am not a watercolorist, I am not showing my attempt.  No, honest, you don't want to see it.








Monday, December 2, 2013

Gift in Blue

GIFT IN BLUE
10x10, oil on museum panel, unframed.  Click here to purchase.

It is that time of year…gifts for Christmas, and then comes Valentine's Day.  I love to wrap and usually choose a color scheme for the gifts, decorations, and the tree.  

My Set Up brightly lit

Partial block in completed when canvas is covered

Painting being developed and first of opaque colors added

Developing bow more….realizing package color is wrong