Showing posts with label 6 x 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 6 x 8. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Misty Lake Study

Misty Lake Study, L. Daniel, 6 x 8, SOLD


This atmospheric valley, seen through the lone backlit trees, had a soft and completely irresistible glow to it. Misty edges always catch my fancy... :)


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Monday, February 28, 2011

Emerald Sunset Study

Emerald Sunset Study, L. Daniel, 6 x 8, SOLD 


It's hard to believe that March is here! Am I the only one who feels like this year is going WAY too fast??? As you know, I have been working pretty constantly on a body of larger work for my upcoming show at the Davis Gallery here in Austin. This study was preparatory for one of those larger pieces... a favorite scene from the Georgia coast. (I will post the larger works in the coming weeks.)


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PS - Due to problems with USPS, I am now shipping with UPS. Unfortunately, the cost is higher, but the service is far more reliable. 

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Dune Grasses

Dune Grasses, L. Daniel, 6 x 8 


I am painting a lot of grasses these days. They are such challenge. I particularly loved how some of these were in shadow and the contrast that shadow presented. 


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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Ocean Beach (study)

Ocean Beach (study), L. Daniel, 6 x 8, SOLD


This painting takes me back to my visit to St. Simons Island, GA last spring. I am pretty busy in my studio right now, completing larger works for my upcoming show in April. Doing this small study helped me warm up and get mentally back to the sights and sounds of the sand and surf. I'll post the larger one (a 24 x 48 diptych) as the time gets closer to my show. For now, I am dreaming of beach days. :)


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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Winter Fruits

Winter Fruits, L. Daniel, 6 x 8, SOLD


I found these lingering mini pomegranates on our bushes just before the cold snap. The foliage was gone but the fruits were still hanging on. One them had burst open revealing the juicy, red seeds inside. Instead of eating them I painted them; and now they are drying out in my studio. 


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