Showing posts with label contemprary figurative painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemprary figurative painting. Show all posts

Friday, 24 August 2012

Midtown Angels

Midtown Angels
100x150cm
oil and spray paint on canvas

Today the painting told me that it was finished.  Don't ask me how this happens.  Any creative person that listens to their creations knows what I'm talking about.  I don't know how to explain it.
Thanks to Cheryl for the title.  

Have a great weekend!

Friday, 29 October 2010

28 Café au Soleil - original oil painting by Angie Brooksby


Café au Soleil - n° 28

Ah. Sitting on a Parisian terrasse enjoying the rare rays of the Autumn sun and a café is paradise.
sold

Monday, 11 October 2010

The phone call


I had to get this done yesterday, oops we are running late.  The little daily paintings of Parisian gourmandises will have to wait.  I hope the daycare is open tomorrow with the massive transport strike they are calling for.

This painting was sold at auction. See Artprice for quote.

Sunday, 3 October 2010

14 Half the Framandine - oil painting by Angie Brooksby


Half the Framandine - n° 14
Delicious creamy almandy rasberries
 
oil on canvas board  14 x 22 
100 euro
contact me to purchase
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Signé et daté au dors
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Part of the
100 X 100  Gourmandises

Sunday, 19 September 2010

BHV Bag - number 2 of the daily paintings of Parisian life

BHV Bag
N. 2
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This is number 2 of the Postcard Painting of Parisian life. BHV is a big department store in Paris close to Hotel de Ville.  Their bags with the BHV logo are part of the Parisian landscape.

Saturday, 18 September 2010

PROMO the first Postcard of Parisian life

"Promo" 
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This is a book store on boulevard Saint Michel that is open in the evening.  This painting was one of the first of the Parisian night scenes.

This is number one of the Postcard Painting of Parisian life.  Inspired by several artists that make daily paintings and blog about them and auction them. I decided to start painting postcards of Parisian life. The one artist in particular that really got me was Stephen Magsig that does Postcards of Detroit.