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Thank you for visiting. The following posts represent my artistic journey; journaling my paintings for all to review. Each painting is available for sale For payment information and shipping contact me directly artistmlh@maryhoffmanfineart.com. Thank you and enjoy the site!
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Thursday, December 04, 2008
"A View Into The Guest Room"
Thursday, November 20, 2008
"Portals Series - Light Reflections"
"Portrait of Little Will"
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
"Slack Tide"
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10"x8" Original Plein Air Oil on Linen Board
Thanks to Paula for her gracious hospitality today in allowing our Painting Group to utilize the beautiful views and vistas surrounding her home!! What a blessing to be able to look in any direction and see the grandeur and glory of God's creation. Even the driveway delivered a beautiful, poetic vignette to paint!!
Friday, September 26, 2008
"Sullivan's Island Path"
"Autumn Has Arrived in the LowCountry!"
Wednesday, September 03, 2008
"Amelia's Backyard Swing"
"Tracie's Present Final Revision"
24"x18" Oil on Canvas
A final revision was necessary to change Kalyn's hair color from the "reddish" color that I had portrayed earlier to a more natural "Ash blonde/brown"
I also took the liberty of touching up her beautiful twinkling eyes. I am grateful for the opportunity to have captured this lovely family on canvas! Thanks, guys!!
A final revision was necessary to change Kalyn's hair color from the "reddish" color that I had portrayed earlier to a more natural "Ash blonde/brown"
I also took the liberty of touching up her beautiful twinkling eyes. I am grateful for the opportunity to have captured this lovely family on canvas! Thanks, guys!!
Thursday, August 07, 2008
Saturday, July 12, 2008
"It's Gettin' There"
24"x18" Oil on Canvas
"The Portrait" is coming along. The sister has been formalized into the group and is "up to speed" with her brothers. I developed the oldest brother (in front) a little more today, too. For those who know this family, I wonder if you can recognize them yet. I'm not tellin' yet 'cause I'm keeping it a secret until it's finished. Let me know what you think so far.
"The Portrait" is coming along. The sister has been formalized into the group and is "up to speed" with her brothers. I developed the oldest brother (in front) a little more today, too. For those who know this family, I wonder if you can recognize them yet. I'm not tellin' yet 'cause I'm keeping it a secret until it's finished. Let me know what you think so far.
"Garden's Gate"
"Tropical Garden"
"Cedar Tree Study"
available for sale - inquire with artist directly please
10"x8" Original Plein Air Oil on Linen Board
At "the Path" there is a certain section that draws me. One element of this area is this wonderful, gnarly tree. The rough texture of the bark and the tangle of branches just draws me! So I had to attempt a painting.
This was a study. I want to go back sometime and develop another painting of these wonderful inspiring subjects.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
"Atop 'The Mound' - Sullivan's Island: View of Ben Sawyer Bridge"
Not yet available for sale 9"x 12" Original Plein Air Oil on Linen .
My first time at the top of "The Mound" of Sullivan's Island.
It's strange to see this verticle piece of RealEstate emerging from ground that is at sea level. At the top, one can see the Intercoastal Waterway all the way across the Island to the Atlantic Ocean! Beautiful vantage points for painting!
My first time at the top of "The Mound" of Sullivan's Island.
It's strange to see this verticle piece of RealEstate emerging from ground that is at sea level. At the top, one can see the Intercoastal Waterway all the way across the Island to the Atlantic Ocean! Beautiful vantage points for painting!
"The Path That Leads To Home"
Thursday, June 19, 2008
"Her Morning Walk, Her Morning Therapy"
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14"x11" Original Plein Air Oil on Linen $300.
This path is very special to me in many ways. It is the path where "The Sullivan's Island Plein Air Painters" had our photo taken which currently hangs in our window showcasing our paintings at Saks Fifth Avenue. It is also a favorite of mine to paint. . . here lies many beautiful painterly vantage points.
But mostly this is a friend's tranquil morning ritual: a beachward walk with her two trusty K-9 companions.
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
"Summertime Sea Oats and Sky"
Not yet available for sale
8"x10" Original Plein Air Oil on Linen mounted on Board
The beach is just in sight as I walked the sandy path toward the sound of breaking waves and folks walking their dogs before the 10:00 am "curfew."
The sight of distant land surrounded by its own beach seemed to "float" above the water.
The clouds were cooperating and creating such beautiful swirls of color and shape. The breeze gently cooled me as it rocked the sea oats back and forth. How could I pass up this opportunity to paint this experience???
"Where the Beach Begins" SOLD
Check us out at Sak's Fifth Avenue!!
Although this is not a clear shot of the window where our Plein Air Group was invited to showcase our Plein Air Paintings, it is exciting to think that we're here for all to see in downtown Charleston, SC!!
My painting entitled, "Little Yellow Kayak and Old Wooden Boat" sold from out of the Saks Fifth Avenue window; and I am thrilled!!
If you happen to be in the area, stop by the Market Street windows of Saks Fifth Avenue and check us out!! Be sure to let me know what you think.
My painting entitled, "Little Yellow Kayak and Old Wooden Boat" sold from out of the Saks Fifth Avenue window; and I am thrilled!!
If you happen to be in the area, stop by the Market Street windows of Saks Fifth Avenue and check us out!! Be sure to let me know what you think.
"Creekline"
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
"The Little Yellow Kayak and the Old Wooden Boat"
8"x10" Original Plein Air Oil on Belgian Linen Board
Painted "Alla Prima" $100. SOLD
These two boats were huddled together and the colors were magnificent! My eye was captured by the hot yellow next to the cool turquoise-y blues and the hot pink (faded red plastic) gasoline container.
It also appeared that the "younger" yellow kayak was keeping company with the "older" wooden boat as they nestled into the grasses waiting to be of use again.
Painted "Alla Prima" $100. SOLD
These two boats were huddled together and the colors were magnificent! My eye was captured by the hot yellow next to the cool turquoise-y blues and the hot pink (faded red plastic) gasoline container.
It also appeared that the "younger" yellow kayak was keeping company with the "older" wooden boat as they nestled into the grasses waiting to be of use again.
"Incoming Tide" SOLD
Saturday, May 03, 2008
"Talor's Portrait - almost finished!"
Thursday, May 01, 2008
"Oyster Roast Long Forgotten - Revised"
sold 11"x14" Original Plein Air Oil on ArtBoard (must be framed under glass) $300.
This is the same painting as the earlier post last week, however, I went back in and "punched-up" some of the color and the contrast. I like how this turned out. There seems to be a definate "foreground" and "middle ground" in relation to the "back ground" now.
This is the same painting as the earlier post last week, however, I went back in and "punched-up" some of the color and the contrast. I like how this turned out. There seems to be a definate "foreground" and "middle ground" in relation to the "back ground" now.
"April Morning at the Pond"
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