Showing posts with label "Colorado Colors". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Colorado Colors". Show all posts

Monday, May 30, 2011

"Rocky Mt Autumn Study 8" 5x7 Oil on panel by Colorado Landscape Artist Susan Fowler

Autumns in Colorado are breathtaking. Carpets of oranges, summer greens, ochres, and yellows against a brilliant blue sky. Own this 5x7 oil on panel for $100 plus taxes and shipping. Please visit my website www.susanfowlerartist.com Contact me directly at sfowler4547@yahoo.com

Saturday, May 28, 2011

A Triptych Journey, creating a large oil painting part 1


 24x48
This is the second of three canvas blocked in.
I usually use a base color in each section that can show through the finished painting.
I have found using and shipping a very large canvas can be a challenge, so I love to use several
This painting is continuous and  painted in series.
These aspen trees from last Autumn, 
 are  so beautiful and always changing.  
 Stay tuned to see this Triptych painting evolve.
 I will post my progress weekly on this blog. Enjoy!
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"Rocky Mt Autumn Study 7" 5x7 Oil on panel by Colorado Landscape Artist Susan Fowler

This 5x7 oil on panel will be part of a larger work. It is always interesting to study areas of the final composition in detail before starting a larger work. Purchase this study from me at the following email address sfowler4547@yahoo.omPlease visit my website at www.susanfowler4547@yahoo.com

Thursday, May 26, 2011

"Rocky Mt Autumn Study 4" 5x7 Oil on panel by Colorado Landscape Artist Susan Fowler

This panel is one of eight studies that will eventually become one larger work. Testing ideas with smaller works is often the key to solving issues before rather than during the peocess. Purchase this 5x7 panel for $100 by contacting me at sfowler4547@yahoo.comPlease visit my website at www.susanfowlerartist
.com

Monday, May 16, 2011

Capitol Peaks Study #1,Oil on Panel, Colorado Landscape Paintings, Colorado Artist Susan Fowler

Item 110515-57 This study is one of eight that will be come part of a larger painting. Often times, for larger works, I will test the compositions with small works. The final will be published, when completed. This 5x7 oil on panel is available unframed for $100. Contact susan at sfowler4547@yahoo.com Visit my website www.susanfowlerartist.com

Monday, February 7, 2011

"Garden of the Gods" #1 Original Oil on Panel by Colorado Landscape Artist Susan Fowler


Ever changing with the light, Garden of the Gods is a magical place. Mid day, the red rocks are quiet, but at sunrise or sunset, watch out... they are on fire. Purchase this 9x12 study for $150, not framed. See other works at www.susanfowlerartist.com
Item #110207-912




Monday, December 27, 2010

"Summer View of Pikes Peak" Original Oil by Colorado Artist Susan Fowler #100810-1216

Pikes Peak is right there, imposing and majestic. As a painter, I am always looking for the perfect view. Finding one with a forground is the challenge. A good composition requires foreground, middle ground and background. Enjoy this view. $450 for a 12x16 panel.





Friday, December 3, 2010

Garden of the Gods Sunset


If you have never seen the red rocks seeming to be lit from the inside as the sun either rises or sets, my oh my... its majic





Monday, October 4, 2010

"Poppy Polka" Original Acrylic Painting by Colorado Artist Dianna Fritzler


As winter gets ready to settle in, I thought we could use a little reminder that spring is right around the corner! This painting is sold, but I am creating a similar one now.
12" x 12" x 2"
$350

For more info. visit my website at www.dfritzlerstudio.com
Thanks!

Monday, August 2, 2010

"Colorado Colors", large Contemporary absract painting, Dennis Kotelko Art



48x60" acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas, 2010

This painting is sold. It was an urgent commission to
finish a family room. The request was for a large, bright
and colorful painting, to go over a contemporary fireplace.

I had five days to complete it and therefore used acrylic
in numerous layers.

I have another large 48x60" abstract that I will preview later in the week.