Red, White, and Blue means to me-Patriotism and Freedom.
acrylic
9x12
acrylic
11x14
Patriotism displayed in the whole town of Annapolis, Md and on a solitary shed by the side of a road leading to Colgate in Hamilton, NY.
Monday 30 July 2012
Monday 16 July 2012
Canteloupe to Watermelon by Phillip Krivenko
Cantaloupe to Watermelon - My wife Kathy was cutting up cantaloupe when I took a photo with my iphone. During the painting process, decided to make it a watermelon, better color and made some composition changes.
It's nice to be posting again to Daily Painters of Pa.
Monday 9 July 2012
OPEN FOR BUSINESS By Cecelia Lyden
A TRIP TO BOONE
AMERICAN PROUD
When it comes to Red, White, and Blue, count me in. That color grouping means one thing to me--the American flag. I capture a display of American patriotism first with my camera and then with my paintbrush. "Open for Business" is in Gallery@Second; "American Proud" was sold; and "A Trip to Boone" is hanging in my red, white, and blue kitchen.
Sunday 8 July 2012
Half Eaten Plum by Mary Beth Brath
Half Eaten Plum by Mary Beth Brath
Limited Palette of Chroma Interactive Pyrrole Red, Cobalt Blue and Liquitex Titanium White.
Completed in one sitting this evening. Another Daily Painting! Thanks for the challenge Claire!
(I could not finish eating the plum due to paint contamination.)
Sunday 1 July 2012
JULY 2012 CHALLENGE
"Hooray for the Red, White and Blue" Challenge
Hosted By Claire Beadon Carnell
'The Blue Pots'
by Claire Beadon Carnell
"Hooray for the Red, White and Blue"
The Challenge for this month...
This month's challenge will focus on paintings that have a
red, white and blue theme. Your imagination is your guide,
just remember to HAVE FUN!
Rules of the Challenge:
1. This monthly Challenge is for DPP members only,
but anyone is welcome and encouraged to make comments on the posts.
2. Submit your Challenge entry just as you would a regular post - with
a picture of your entry and anything you would like to write about
your experience with this particular challenge. You are welcome to
submit more than one entry.
3. All entries must be posted no later than midnight July 31, 2012.
4. To get a larger, high-resolution version of the monthly Challenge photo, just click on
the photo in this post.
5. Please put only your name in the label section of your post - thanks!
(Your name should appear exactly as it does on the DPP blog)
6. Please follow the spirit of this challenge - all submissions should be created
after the Challenge has been posted.
7. Have fun!
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