Midwest Paint Chicks
A Collaboration of Contemporary Midwest Painters
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
November challenge?
Since the season of the great whiteness approaches, how about a study of white on white? A boon for subtlety challenged color aficionados.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Sumacs by the road
Sumacs ByThe Road
I loved the reds and orange of these sumacs. They grow at the edges of woods. A transition between grass and trees. They are like an umbrella.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Sprinkler ~~ Kimberly Kelly Santini
"Sprinkler," 12" x 16", portrait of a very wet yellow lab set
against autumnal colors, $629. Inquires may come to me.
Orange is one of my current favorite colors - it is packed with warmth and energy, and yet it also reminds me of lying outside on a hot summer day and feeling the sun through closed eyelids.
There's no denying orange when it appears in a painting, either. It demands attention.
Thanks so much for looking!
Kimberly Kelly Santini
Monday, October 7, 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
"Orange and Green" Well, this is partly orange. Orange was an excuse to try my brush at these acorn squashes spilling from a peach basket again. My most favorite thing about it, that one squash with the long stem...my least favorite thing, the peach basket, whose angles and depth need revamping. Gayle Goddard-Taylor, gaylegt@comcast.net
Friday, October 4, 2013
Wearing Orange
I love the idea of orange, and I'm wearing it today! I don't know for sure when I will get to painting as we have a show next Tuesday, and I leave for CO on Wednesday. It all depends on how I am coming along with the packing. I sure hope the snow is gone by the time I get there. They had an early snow of a few inches this morning.
A script for everything
My whimsical "orange" painting for Oct. 2. After a second back surgery, these have been my constant companions without which I probably wouldn't be sitting at the easel for very long. Loving the theme "orange" and can think of more painting ideas than days in the month. A bunch of carrots, some fall squash, a stack of orange-bound books, and of course a pumpkin. But a friend's orange Savannah cat, which will certainly take longer than a day, will top the list and be a continuing background muse.
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