Abstract Landscape, Botanical Painting, Fine Art For Sale "Winter Garden" by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

   Oil on cradled panel, golden remnants of growth.

   24" x 24"x.75" Oil on Cradled Panel/Available

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Abstract Landscape, Botanical Painting, Fine Art For Sale "Winter Garden" by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

 

   Oil on cradled panel, golden remnants of growth.

   24" x 24"x.75" Oil on Cradled Panel/Available

   Click HERE for more info.

   Click HERE to learn about my new ONLINE CLASS "Paint Yourself Free"

   Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.

   Visit http://www.joanfullertonworkshops.com to view my upcoming workshops.

     Follow me on Facebook HERE
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Abstract Landscape, Botanical Painting, Fine Art For Sale "Winter Garden" by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

 

   Oil on cradled panel, golden remnants of growth.

   24" x 24"x.75" Oil on Cradled Panel/Available

   Click HERE for more info.

   Click HERE to learn about my new ONLINE CLASS "Paint Yourself Free"

   Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.

   Visit http://www.joanfullertonworkshops.com to view my upcoming workshops.

     Follow me on Facebook HERE
     Follow me on Pinterest HERE
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Abstract Landscape, Botanical Painting, Fine Art For Sale "Winter Garden" by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

 

   Oil on cradled panel, golden remnants of growth.

   24" x 24"x.75" Oil on Cradled Panel/Available

   Click HERE for more info.

   Click HERE to learn about my new ONLINE CLASS "Paint Yourself Free"

   Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.

   Visit http://www.joanfullertonworkshops.com to view my upcoming workshops.

     Follow me on Facebook HERE
     Follow me on Pinterest HERE
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Contemporary Abstract Botanical Art Painting “Promises” by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

   Fresh off the Easel...

   20" x 20" x.75" Acrylic on Cradled Panel

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   Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.

   Visit http://www.joanfullertonworkshops.com to view my upcoming workshops.

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Mixed Media Organic Abstract, "First to Fall" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"First to Fall" 8x8 mixed media by Carol Nelson

This painting was a demo for students studying in my studio recently. It is a true example of mixed media. The leaf is made from air dry clay and then painted with metallic gold and other colors. Also in the painting are small stones, tyvek, burlap, dimensional paint squiggles, and rusted iron paint.


 8"x8"x1" Mixed Media  on Panel/Available

$300.00

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 Check out my Available Video....

"New Approaches to Mixed Media Materials,"

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Mixed Media Botanical Painting, "Fading Leaves" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Fading Leaves", 4x6 mixed media by Carol Nelson

There are many things about this painting that make it very unusual. First, the substrate was covered with silver mylar for a bright shiny look.

 Next, the leaves themselves are made of styrofoam that was partially melted to give the leaves a worn, torn look. Rocks were added to give the appearance of a stream bed.

Finally, the entire piece was covered with epoxy resin to hold the leaves in place and give them strength. Between the shine of the resin and the shine of the silver mylar, this piece was impossible to photograph accurately.

  4"x6"x1" Mixed Media on Cradled Panel/Available

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My new VIDEO is out…..

"New Approaches to Mixed Media Materials,"

If you want to see what all the hoopla is about, click this link:

www.craftsy.com/ext/CarolNelson_10658_D

STUDY WITH CAROL IN SEPTEMBER AT DILLMAN'S RESORT.....

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Mixed Media Organic Abstract, "First to Fall" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"First to Fall" 8x8 mixed media by Carol Nelson

This painting was a demo for students studying in my studio recently. It is a true example of mixed media. The leaf is made from air dry clay and then painted with metallic gold and other colors. Also in the painting are small stones, tyvek, burlap, dimensional paint squiggles, and rusted iron paint.



 FRESH OFF THE EASEL...

 8"x8"x1" Mixed Media  on Panel/Available

 Click HERE for pricing.

 View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

 Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

 Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

 View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

 View my available BOOKS Here

Mixed Media Botanical Painting, "Fading Leaves" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Fading Leaves", 4x6 mixed media by Carol Nelson

There are many things about this painting that make it very unusual. First, the substrate was covered with silver mylar for a bright shiny look.

 Next, the leaves themselves are made of styrofoam that was partially melted to give the leaves a worn, torn look. Rocks were added to give the appearance of a stream bed.

Finally, the entire piece was covered with epoxy resin to hold the leaves in place and give them strength. Between the shine of the resin and the shine of the silver mylar, this piece was impossible to photograph accurately.

  4"x6"x1" Mixed Media on Cradled Panel/Available

  Click HERE for pricing.

  View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

  Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

  Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

  View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

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Botanical Abstract Painting 30/30 Challenge "Growing Beyond" by Intuitive Artist Joan Fullerton

 I have signed on to Leslie Saeta's challenge to paint 30 paintings in 30 days. 

This is painting #1 of the challenge, painted Jan 1st.

 Since I have a studio full of unfinished work, I decided to complete 30 of my unfinished  paintings. 

 Usually what is on the substrate when I begin, suggests a possible subject or composition.
 The white flowers already existed on the top right, so I decided to abstract the remaining space  with swipes, drips and painted shapes. 

 I considered it finished, when I happened to notice some  scraps of printed picket fence on the  table. They seemed to fit the composition and provide  another element of meaning, so I glued  and painted them into the composition.

 Now this  painting has a story...a story about finding  renewed enthusiasm for life when we  explore  beyond limits.

  How perfect for the 1st day of  2016~!

  16"x16" Acrylic on Paper

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  Visit http://www.joanfullerton.com to view more of my work.

  Visit http://www.joanfullertonworkshops.com to view my upcoming workshops.

  Paint with me in ITALY...click HERE to learn more.

Mixed Media Organic Abstract, "First to Fall" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"First to Fall" 8x8 mixed media by Carol Nelson

This painting was a demo for students studying in my studio recently. It is a true example of mixed media. The leaf is made from air dry clay and then painted with metallic gold and other colors. Also in the painting are small stones, tyvek, burlap, dimensional paint squiggles, and rusted iron paint.



 FRESH OFF THE EASEL...

 8"x8"x1" Mixed Media  on Panel/Available

 Click HERE for pricing.

 View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

 Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

 Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

 View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

 View my available BOOKS Here

Mixed Media Botanical Painting, "Fading Leaves" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Fading Leaves", 4x6 mixed media by Carol Nelson

There are many things about this painting that make it very unusual. First, the substrate was covered with silver mylar for a bright shiny look.

 Next, the leaves themselves are made of styrofoam that was partially melted to give the leaves a worn, torn look. Rocks were added to give the appearance of a stream bed.

Finally, the entire piece was covered with epoxy resin to hold the leaves in place and give them strength. Between the shine of the resin and the shine of the silver mylar, this piece was impossible to photograph accurately.

  4"x6"x1" Mixed Media on Cradled Panel/Available

  Click HERE for pricing.

  View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

  Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

  Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

  View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

  View my available BOOKS Here

Mixed Media Organic Abstract, "First to Fall" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"First to Fall" 8x8 mixed media by Carol Nelson

This painting was a demo for students studying in my studio recently. It is a true example of mixed media. The leaf is made from air dry clay and then painted with metallic gold and other colors. Also in the painting are small stones, tyvek, burlap, dimensional paint squiggles, and rusted iron paint.



 FRESH OFF THE EASEL...

 8"x8"x1" Mixed Media  on Panel/Available

 Click HERE for pricing.

 View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

 Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

 Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

 View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

 View my available BOOKS Here

Mixed Media Botanical Painting, "Fading Leaves" © Carol Nelson Fine Art

"Fading Leaves", 4x6 mixed media by Carol Nelson

There are many things about this painting that make it very unusual. First, the substrate was covered with silver mylar for a bright shiny look.

 Next, the leaves themselves are made of styrofoam that was partially melted to give the leaves a worn, torn look. Rocks were added to give the appearance of a stream bed.

Finally, the entire piece was covered with epoxy resin to hold the leaves in place and give them strength. Between the shine of the resin and the shine of the silver mylar, this piece was impossible to photograph accurately.

  4"x6"x1" Mixed Media on Cradled Panel/Available

  Click HERE for pricing.

  View more of my work at http://carolnelsonfineart.com

  Learn about my special Canvas Minis HERE

  Sign up for my quarterly newsletter HERE

  View my WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  Here

  View my available BOOKS Here