Original still life paintings, mixed media, and drawings by artist Polly Jones. Vibrant and colorful explorations and works in progress using acrylic paint and collage.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Milk Glass Vase original painting
See the wonderful white wall in my studio? I painted our studio a couple of weeks ago, changing the tan to white. It makes a better background and the light bounces around like crazy, especially with the snow outside. Here is a 5" by 7" acrylic on canvas painting. I found out milk glass is surprisingly hard to paint. In my Etsy store here.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Hot House Tomato original still life painting by Polly Jones
8" square acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas. On Etsy here.
I tried to paint this all in one sitting but ended up doing more the next day. In order to get the brush work I wanted, I sanded and repainted the highlights on the tomato part. It was great to spend time looking at red and green.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Empty Bowls 2010 original painting by Polly Jones
Event: Empty Bowls Project 2010
What: Fundraiser
Start Time: Saturday, February 20 at 12:00pm
End Time: Saturday, February 20 at 6:00pm
Where: Highland Church of Christ, Abilene Texas
Eat Soup. End Hunger.
Come make a suggested donation of $10 or so, chose your very own HAND CRAFTED ceramic bowl thrown by local potters, fill it with delicious soup donated by local restaurants, enjoy live music by local musicians, and JOIN THE FIGHT against local and global hunger! 100% of proceeds are donated to this cause.
This little 8" square on masonite painting will be a part of the silent auction. This is the bowl that I got my soup in last year.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Pink Umbrella 2 original painting by Polly Jones
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Winter Sunflowers original still life painting by Polly Jones
11" by 14" acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas with 1 and 3/8" edge. SOLD
I did these about a week ago, but, given all the snow and cloudy days haven't had a chance to photograph it. I've been painting my studio white and am so excited that it will be much brighter in there now. (assuming the sun comes back to stay) I'll post pictures once I get it settled.
This sunflower painting was more of a struggle than the last one, even though it's smaller. It went through several stages of background colors including red. You can still see bits of the red around edges which adds a contrast that I like. All of these pictures can be clicked on for a larger view so you can see details a bit better.
I did these about a week ago, but, given all the snow and cloudy days haven't had a chance to photograph it. I've been painting my studio white and am so excited that it will be much brighter in there now. (assuming the sun comes back to stay) I'll post pictures once I get it settled.
This sunflower painting was more of a struggle than the last one, even though it's smaller. It went through several stages of background colors including red. You can still see bits of the red around edges which adds a contrast that I like. All of these pictures can be clicked on for a larger view so you can see details a bit better.
Monday, February 08, 2010
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Sunflowers for Beverly
16" by 20" acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas.
Here is a painting I did for someone using still life objects that they brought me. It was for someone dear and I had a great time painting with them in mind.
I did a bunch of small paintings yesterday. It's raining this morning and doesn't look like I can photograph so I will be posting them later.
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