This is a longhorn painted from a photo we took of a Longhorn near a campground in Fredericksburg TX. The longhorn was a reddish brown one but I like spotted ones best so this one is spotted. I used Torn bits of found paper & some hand painted tissue paper. It is painted on watercolor paper then collaged over completely with torn paper & some cut strips. I am sharing 2 photos of one side my studio , as you can see time for Spring cleanup. Hope to share more organized area soon. Time to get back to work & enjoy spring weather painting in studio.
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Joshua Tree Linda Rupard
This acrylic painting is on an 8 X 8 gallery wrap canvas, ready to hang. I did this when we were in Congress AZ. Looks warm I think . We are having some warm days now her in West TX feels good. Just need some nice rain showers so our wild flowers will bloom & everything sparkle with the dust settled. Hope there was enough rain in the winter so our Blue Bonnets will bloom good and we can go down to the hill country soon to see the fields of blue so very beautiful.
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Sedona Greeting cards Linda Rupard
These are the before watercolor then with ink added. Things we saw in AZ while we were there warming up for the winter. Thought winter was over but burrrr old man Winter isn't ready to leave yet here in West TX. Bit of freezing rain & cold.
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Saturday, March 1, 2014
Wickenburg Sunset Linda Rupard
This is a sunset over the mountains near Wickenburg AZ I did while we were there. Second photo is my workshop painting I did in Diane's class from one of her photos. Both are done on Arches cold press 300 lb. paper. Third photo, we were setting on this outside balcony of a Sedona restaurant having an ice cream cone looking out at the beautiful colorful mountains. Really an awesome place especially for artist you just have to paint or snap a photo.
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Saturday, February 8, 2014
Desert Linda Rupard
I was fortunate to take a couple of workshops with Diane Morgan a great CA artist while in CL.
One day was an acrylic class & next day a watercolor class. Here is Diane & I holding her beautiful Desert sunset painting. Fun fun classes. Thank you Diane.
The sunrise on the mountain is above our camp ground in Desert Pools RV resort near Desert Hot
Springs CA.
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Sunday, February 2, 2014
Copper & Poppies Linda Rupard
This is a watercolor on Archs paper 22 X 30. Painted from a still life set up that I had painted before. I changed this one up because I only had the drawing & not the set up. I like this one much better. This cute little Baby Burro was in Earp CA Mama was close by. I have to paint this little guy soon.
Hope everyone is staying warm & cozy .
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Hope everyone is staying warm & cozy .
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Da Vinci Exhibit Linda Rupard
Met these new friends in Earp CL when we were there. We have been there before & had never seen the wild Burros. This time we saw maybe 50 Burros , this was on different days so could have been seeing some of them more then once. It was so neat to see all the Mothers with babies and all the different sizes & colors.
While in Parker AZ we saw a Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit & it was awsome
Both paintings and wonderful reproductions of his inventions. Paintings were reproduced on canvas & looked like the real thing. Most of the inventions were working models and some could be activated by hand.
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While in Parker AZ we saw a Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit & it was awsome
Both paintings and wonderful reproductions of his inventions. Paintings were reproduced on canvas & looked like the real thing. Most of the inventions were working models and some could be activated by hand.
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