Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peaches. Show all posts

Monday, November 9, 2015

Original Oil Painting Lily Bouquet


Lily Bouquet

12" x 12"
Painted on gessobord.

These are some of my lilies. They all bloom in the middle of summer. I took several pictures of them for later references. This painting was based on one of those reference photos. Lilies are a favorite of mine. They make excellent cut flowers because they are so sturdy and their bold colors are always a joy to paint. The vase is a rummage find from a long time ago. I can not believe this is the first time I painted it.  Thanks for viewing my lily painting. 

Friday, May 29, 2015

Original Oil Painting Sunflowers and Peaches



Sunflowers and Peaches

12" x 12"
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Here is a still life with three of my favorite things to paint: sunflowers, peaches and copper. It took many photos to get a good image to post. The weather here is really up and down. One day it is 85 sunny and muggy and the next 62 and raining.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Original Oil Painting White Daisies and Peaches


White Daisies and Peaches

12" x 12"
Painted on gessobord.

Here is another attempt painting on a rougher gessobord. 

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Original Oil Painting Peaches and Pansies


Peaches and Pansies

12" x 12"

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Here is another painting I made for my master class. I thought the copper would give me the most problems but it was the peaches. I can not tell you how many times I scraped off the paint on the front two peaches, I lost count. I seem to do more second guessing. Doing this for a course and knowing it will be critiqued has that affect on me. Taking this course keeps me on my toes and that is a good thing!

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

Grandma's white coffee pot and peaches

Donna Munsch
Grandma's White Coffee Pot and Peaches

16"x20"
Painted on stretch canvas on wooden frame. All my paintings have a light coat of varnish to protect them and only require an occasional dusting. I painted this from a still life in my studio. The vintage coffee pot was a gift from my husband's grandmother. I painted the peach blossoms from reference photo since peaches do not grow in Wisconsin.