BZZ…

oil on canvas board 6"X6"

This was painted for Artistic Sentiments challenge.
I was a little upset about the flower, I don’t know this type and was not sure about the shape.Maybe I’d ought  to add something at the bottom left to root it?
N'étant pas familiarisée avec cette fleur, j'avais des difficultés de reconnaissance , et j'ai essayé de prendre une photo d'une abeille, il y en avait beaucoup cette semaine, mais ce n'était pas convaincant non plus!

Red currant bush

oil on canvas board 5"x7"

One of the first blossoming in our garden.

COFFEE POT

OIL ON BOARD 5"x7"

The DPW subject, this week, was to paint a white object, so I chose this pot I'd just bought last Sunday,at a "vide-grenier", for a song.We had to use only primary and secondary colors, and it was very funny to do it!  

TWO CAMELIAS

oil on board 5"x7"

Another painting for DPW, I  am not sure, once again , I followed the directions, with one color by stroke, which I 'd like to properly understand! It's easy to say, but not easy to do...Those two camelias were the first flowers in my garden, but  you cant' say on the picture what they are!I am aware maybe it's a little weird, because the potery vase has a tiny opening, it's a soliflore. I took the picture before a window, and painted there, in fact, but was a little sceptic about the background...

Hand towels

oil on canvas board 5"x7"

This one was painted for DPW challenge, which I like because each one chooses one’s own subject that avoids uniformity.
The aim was to paint one color per stroke.I am not sure I strictly followed  that, but I made an attempt, especially  for the background, anyway  I am going to make other tentative. 

Viola Cornuta



oil on canvas board 5"x7"


Ces petites fleurs timides fleurissent tout au long de l’hiver, il faut se pencher pour les voir dans l’herbe qu’il va falloir tondre bientôt.
Those little shy flowers last the whole winter, you have to bent to see them in the grass I am going to cut very soon.
This painting, for once, was not made for a challenge, I suppose I need a change, and it’s one,  maybe,  the first time I used a painting knife, it was a start, and a nice experience.Usually I like the details, here I was obliged to leave them, regarding the small size of my painting.

Got a light?



oil on canvas board 6"x6"

 This was painted for DPW challenge this week, we were allowed to use only 2 colors, burnt sienna, ultramarine + white.
Those days, with the onterdiction to smoke, I find strange when I see people smoking, although I used to smoke myself, a long time ago.I am so glad to be delivered from this funest habit!

IN THE OLD DAYS...

I

oil on board 6"x6"

painted this coffee jar for PADT challenge,I've never saw this style of pot, but it's nice, it could be convenient, I suppose.

Mignonne, allons voir si la rose…(Pierre Ronsard)

oil on canvas paper 5"x7"

This was done for DPW challenge this week, it was the 1st time I painted a rose, I think.

Do you like fuchsias?

oil on canvas paper 5"x7"

I am aware I have no plant of fuchsia in my garden, although I like them, their little bells; so I am planning to grow them in April, I have to find a place in the half shade.
This was painted for Artistic sentiments, and will be sent by mail to a friend of mine, her birthday is the 28th of this month, she likes flowers.

OIL ON GESSOED PAPER 4"x8"

Another entry for DPW, Carol Marine new challenge.This time, we had to paint eight times an object, in 10mn each.After ending the 2nd, I suddendly wonder if , maybe, was it due to make the whole thing in 10 mn?Fortunately, no!
Ouf!

Chrysler Imperial

Oil on board 5"x7"

I painted this car after a picture taken by Carol Marine, this talented painter everyone knows, for her new “DPW challenge”.You can imagine I was not the only one to participate!Have a look on the other ones!

They’ve gone...

oil on canvas board 7"x9"

The sky has been grey and low for several days now, the mood is easily gloomy, so friends were welcome!

THE WANDERER

oil on canvas paper 8"x10"

The Monarch, or wanderer, is famous for its southward migration and northward return in summer in the Americas which spans the life of three to four generations of the butterfly .This one was painted for PADT challenge.

Under the porch




oil on board 5"x7"

  It was a sunny day, it’s good to remember this heat, when the frost it not far away…