Farmers Market, 12x4

Little Red Hen

Little Red Hen 9x9" oil

This is my demo of the entry for the chicken challenge at DPW . I also have it at my blog . I used alkyd primed linen here and , as I didn't have a prepared panel, just clipped it to the hardboard I use. Then, started in with a red-brown wash and bit of drawing for placement. Next, came the dark transparent shadows. After that I began with middle value opaques, building up to lighter values and details. I am happy to answer questions, let me know...thanks, Mary

Plein Air Costa Rica by Pam Holnback

Painting Demo:March Reflections by Catherine Jeffrey

This is my first attempt at a slideshow, and I should have used a tripod for consistency. Also, there is some glare on the canvas, which I apologize for. The last photo shows one that I took away from the glare, and therefore looks a little "crisper". I hope this gives a little insight into my painting process. At the very beginning, I often draw in more lines than I will use, and then lose them during the painting process.

The Zippo Challenge, by Carolyn Finnell

This is a video I made while painting the Zippo Challenge on Daily Paintworks.

Watercolor Painting Demo by Julie Hill

Here's a sneak peak on what I have been working on for my Solo Show 

at the Silver Heron Gallery 

(April 29th - May 31st). 

Johanna Spinks paints Ventura County Resident Bonnie Weigel

Peony Floral Demo by Mary Maxam

Peony Floral        20"x16"  oil on linen

This is my first attempt at working in a slideshow process, and I am hoping for improvement on my next. I have to say, I've had fun seeing all our DPO video posts :)

Unwrapped by Faith Te

Slideshow of "Unwrapped". I hope you like it!

Blooming Love by Dana Cooper

Though my video production skills are on the up side of the learning curve, I hope you enjoy my submission...thanks for watching!

Plein Air Alaska: Prince of Wales Island by Pam Holnback

Plein Air Alaska:  Prince of Wales Island

Painting a Beagle by Carolyn Finnell

Painting a pet has different challenges and rewards. I paint the eyes first because the eyes are what makes the portrait come alive, if they are not right, I might as well wipe it and start over.