Showing posts with label reds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reds. Show all posts

Friday, December 15, 2017

New Online Bin Art

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ONLINE ART MARKET: New Items 
BIN ART $200 and less

It is so gratifying to have my paintings find new homes. 
I have so many new ideas to explore and your purchases are helping me clear out the studio and have my artwork enjoyed and appreciated. 
Here are 4 more paintings just added to my web ONLINE ART MARKET bin art. 
These are not only paintings but also memories of the wonderful times I had finding and photographing the subjects to express on canvas. 
How lucky am I to have found this career and my partners at Brushstrokes to share this world of creativity. 
The pink poppies are from our Denver Botanic Gardens, the Flatirons are, of course, Boulder. The other landscapes were painted after an amazing trip to France which has a plethora of inspiration to paint! 

New Online Bin Art

ONLINE ART MARKET: New Items 
BIN ART $200 and less.
It is so gratifying to have my paintings find new homes. 
I have so many new ideas to explore and your purchases are helping me clear out the studio and have my artwork enjoyed and appreciated. 

Here are 4 more paintings just added to my web ONLINE ART MARKET bin art. 
These are not only paintings but also memories of the wonderful times I had finding and photographing the subjects to express on canvas. 
How lucky am I to have found this career and my partners at Brushstrokes to share this world of creativity. 

The pink poppies are from our Denver Botanic Gardens, the Flatirons are, of course, Boulder. The other landscapes were painted after an amazing trip to France which has a plethora of inspiration to paint! 

Monday, March 9, 2015

KM3005 Lucious by Denver Colorado artist Kit Hevron Mahoney (24x36 oil, garden, poppies)

This is another commission that was painted for the new Banner Health being built in Fort Collins, CO. I am thrilled to have been commissioned to do 4 paintings for them. It is rewarding to have paintings placed where they are used to uplift. Recently I was asked why I paint the subjects I am drawn to. After much thought I realize that my place in this world is to communicate the beauty of this world. I feel that is who I am as an artist. I have fought being a person that makes "pretty" pictures throughout my career and now realize that I want to add beauty, joy and positive energy to the world and not anything negative. Poppy gardens and paintings are one of my signature subjects. Although we still have snow on the ground it is fun to anticipate spring being right around the corner here in Denver and all those poppies are getting ready for another season to inspire. 24”x36” original oil unframed See more paintings on my blog Visit my website Daily Painters of Colorado 24x36 original oil floral, spring garden Colorado artist Kit Hevron Mahoney Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery, Denver fine art gallery, western, reds, pinks, green colors

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

KMA2961 Orange Zest by Colorado Contemporary artist Kit Hevron Mahoney (12x12 acrylic, abstract floral)

This is another of my abstract floral still life paintings that was done as an exploration into creating paintings that have less detail but say more. It is a challenge to work mostly intuitively on these. Many of these start with some sort of reference but soon take on their own lives once I let go and let them dictate the direction. I have this painting at my Denver art gallery and studio, Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery. Now that summer is coming to an end and I finish my great commissions, I will be getting back to more of these as they indeed, do challenge me! 12"x12" original acrylic on panel board unframed $550 + $35 shipping and handling See more paintings on my blog Visit my website  Daily Painters of Colorado Brushstrokes Studio-Gallery

Tuesday, August 5, 2014

"Alice's Key" Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre


"Alice's Key" Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting 
by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre
30x40 oil on panel, brush and palette knife

For more information or to purchase, please visit my web page.

Below gives you an idea of "Alice's Key," in a conference room setting.

Thank you for stopping by!
I can always be contacted at: carol@mcintyrefineart.com

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

"Lunar Glow" Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting Moon Art by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre


"Lunar Glow," oil on panel brush and palette knife
16x20x1.5, only $695.00
Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre
For more information or to purchase please visit my web page.
"Lunar Glow" in situ.

I can contacted at: carol@mcintyrefineart.com
Thank you for stopping by!

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

"Moon Passages," Contemporary Moon Art Painting by Colorado Artist Carol A. McIntyre

 
"Moon Passages," 24x30 oil, palette knife and brushes, $1,575.00

This piece of moon art was inspired by hiking through the stunning white, pink, yellow ochre sand formations found in The Painted Mines of eastern Colorado.

Where does your imagination go when you look at "Moon Passages?"

For more information and to contact Carol A. McIntyre, 
please visit CarolAMcIntyre.com

Thank you for stopping by!


Thursday, May 2, 2013

"As the Sun Rises" - Contemporary Painting by Carol McIntyre

 "As the Sun Rises" - 24"x48" oil with palette knife

Watching the sun rise while the moon sets over Pikes Peak is a sight to behold and the inspiration for this painting.
To purchase or for more information about "As the Sun Rises," please click this link.
Thank you for stopping by!

Here I am during the early stages of the painting. Note that the entire underpainting is various oranges.