Here is a picture of me with a blue ribbon on "High Tide." What a nice surprise!!!! This is at the Treasure Coast Art Association, in Fort Pierce. I just joined the group last month.
Exclusive, handcrafted original works of art that bring joy to your soul. Fawn McNeill creates a large variety of subjects and styles, including realistic animal portraits, playful mixed media, impressionistic landscapes and seascapes, angels and inspirational art, wildlife, florals, and Plein air paintings. The artist owns and retains all copyrights (even if you purchase a painting).
CELEBRATING GOD'S CREATION THROUGH ORIGINAL WORKS.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Rainy Day Angel, palette knife painting
8 x 10 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
SOLD
#5 in the blue series. I used a composition of split compliments. Blue-green, blue-violet, orange, black and white. Orange is a true compliment to blue, so by using the hues on each side of blue I have split the compliment. I could have done it the other way: with Blue and Yellow-Orange or Red-Orange.
This is a palette knife painting, which gives it that almost abstract look, which I love for angels.
When we are down we can be sure God is still with us. His messengers are all around. We can find comfort even when times are tough.
Thanks for looking!
Email me at: fmcneillbarr@gmail.com for availability and/or information about having your own custom painting created.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Healing Waters, Waterfall, blues #4
8 x 10 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
Not Available
I used the analogous blues moving from green to blue-green to blue, and then added black and white for value changes. I added a touch of contrast with the complimentary color (orange). I mixed my own orange so you can see some yellow-orange and some red-orange also. I like getting variations by mixing my own colors.
I kept thinking about the song "Healing Waters" which refers to the living water of Jesus Christ. By his Spirit we have strength and healing for our soul.
Enjoy!
Email me at: fmcneillbarr@gmail.com for availability and/or information about having your own custom painting created.
Monday, August 11, 2008
King of the Hill, winter sunset, compliment to blue
8 x 10 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
ready to frame
$450.00
$450.00
This is the third limited palette in the blue series. I only used Ultramarine Blue, Orange (compliment to blue), and White. The white and orange make a nice peach glow, and the light blues set it off. No black this time, because compliments can be mixed together to get a blackish color. For grays I added white. It is amazing the amount of hues created just by mixing varying amounts of each color.
Enjoy!
Click here for more original art and to see my gallery pages!
Email me at: fmcneillbarr@gmail.com for availability and/or information about having your own custom painting created.
Click here for customer feed-back to see what others say about my work!
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Lavender Sway 4, Alla prima
8 x 10 inches
acrylic on hardboard
SOLD
This is my second painting in this new blue series. I just finished up a limited palette challenge in greens, so now I want to play around with blues. In this analogous painting I have used Blue-violet, Blue, and Blue-green with black and white for varying the values. This is similar to one I did called "Lavender Sway 3" It had more red-violets and some butterflies.
This is alla prima: fast and fun, lots of thick paint all applied in one session, so the colors mix wet-in-wet. It has a painterly, loose look to it.
I really like the abstract quality of the shapes and rhythm in this painting, as well as the cool temperature of the blue tones.
Enjoy!
Click here for more original art and to see my gallery pages!
Email me at: fmcneillbarr@gmail.com for availability and/or information about having your own custom painting created.
Click here for customer feed-back to see what others say about my work!
Saturday, August 09, 2008
Great Bear Wilderness, Montana winter
8 x 10 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
ready to frame
This monochrome study is the first of a blue series I have started. I did it alla prima, or all at once. I used one hue of blue, Phthalo Blue, along with black and white to create the many changes in values. It gives the painting unity and balance.
I used a photo that my sister-in-law (Annette) took. Her and my brother go out snowcatting and skiing often.
Sure is good to think about the cold weather when it is 98 degrees and 100% humidity! Florida is just miserable in July and August! But that's the price to have nice weather the rest of the year!
Enjoy!
Click here for more original art and to see my gallery pages!
Email me at: fmcneillbarr@gmail.com for availability and/or information about having your own custom painting created.
Click here for customer feed-back to see what others say about my work!
Friday, August 08, 2008
Green Sulphers, Butterflies
8 x 10 inches
Acrylic on hardboard
ready to frame
This is a split compliment. I used yellow-green and blue-green and their split compliment of red. Black and white are used for highlights and shadows too. The white and red made lovely pinks.
This is #7 in my green tribute to our beautiful earth. I think I am done using a limited palette of green. I am ready to move on! We'll see.
Thanks for looking!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)