Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Saturday, December 2, 2017
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| "Ocean Pier Key West Florida" by C. Twomey |
This was a clear, jeweled day with stunning views that I keep in my mind for relief from a tense world.
Thank you very much to the collector:
Catherine Twomey sold a 30.000" x 23.125" print of Ocean Pier In Key West Florida to a buyer from Aurora, CO.
To see this print:
To see all of my work available as prints:
Thank you for your interest!
Saturday, July 22, 2017
"Blue Ridge Liquid Mountains 1.0" Auction!
First in a series; first of three minutes of a the sun going down over the Blue Ridge Mountains and Asheville, NC. Auction for the next 7 days.
Please click HERE to participate, and thank you for your interest.
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| "Blue Ridge Liquid Mountains 1.0" C. Twomey |
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Labels:
art,
artist,
blue ridge,
Catherine Twomey,
clouds,
landscape,
liquid,
mountains,
nature,
oil,
oil painting,
sky,
sunset,
Twomey,
view,
vista
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
"Sun Break Hill" Plein Air at Auction!
Sitting across from this hill, I loved the almost perfectly rounded crest that was sun lit in front of dark low-hanging clouds. What a gorgeous view! The trees glowed from the light. This painting is unframed and is 6 X 8" on archival linen board.
Bid:
HERE
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| "Sun Break Hill" by C. Twomey |
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| Sample of "Sun Break Hill" framed |
This original plein air painting is up for sale on eBay now. Please click:
HERE
to join in the auction.
Labels:
alla prima,
Catherine Twomey,
clouds,
hill,
hills,
landscape,
mountains,
nature,
plein air,
sky,
trees,
Twomey,
view
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Working BIG on this ancient Virginia White Oak
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| Viginia White Oak, 12 X 24", oil on gessoed birch |
Gosh am I having a good time lately. I am loving finally getting to paint this rather famous white oak tree in Earlysville, VA. I pass it almost daily and it's really gotten to me over the years. I only paint what I have great fondness for, and this is one of those things. Rumor has it it's well over 200 years old, and that Thomas Jefferson noted it when he'd pass it on the way to visit James Madison's home at Montpelier.
I've learned that what's really unique about this particular species of oak is the tulip-shaped trunk. It's very wide at the base and narrows rather quickly, hence the "tulip shape." I hope it lives forever.
I spent a lovely morning photographing and sketching it and have been just itching to do this. This is the first LARGE (for me) painting I've done in years, and it's a welcome change. Going to keep going on this about 3/4 finished piece to finish before I hit the road for California then New York City next week.
Friday, February 21, 2014
Auction: "Storm's A Comin" by Twomey
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| "Storm's A Comin" 10 X 8" oil on canvas |
Now at auction: a Twomety original oil painting "Storm's A Comin"
Process
This was one of those days when you can feel the ions in the air. Was it dangerous to start painting this enormous, approaching storm? Probably not; but I was in the moment and it was dramatic. This was painted on a beach near Tampa, Florida. The storm stayed out to sea, thankfully.
The contrasts and colors were simply incredible. I had to hurry up not to get wet. Every time I look at this, I'm taken back to that warm tropical air, the flashing lightening and the sense of impending chaos.
This work is 10 X 8" on archival canvas. It is unframed. This is how this painting would look framed:
Thursday, February 20, 2014
"Storm's A Comin" Auction Starts Tomorrow!
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| "Storm's A Comin" 10 X 8" oil on canvas |
Beginning tomorrow this original oil painting "Storm's A Comin" Auction will begin.
This was one of those days when you can feel the ions in the air. Was it dangerous to start painting this enormous, approaching storm? Probably not; but I was in the moment and it was dramatic. This was painted on a beach near Tampa, Florida. The storm stayed out to sea, thankfully.
The contrasts and colors were simply incredible. I had to hurry up not to get wet. Every time I look at this, I'm taken back to that warm tropical air, the flashing lightening and the sense of impending chaos.
This work is 10 X 8" on archival canvas. It is unframed. This is how this painting would look framed:
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