Black PrismaColor Pencil (smudge-free charcoal) on 24"x18" Canson Acid-Free Paper
Can you just feel the joy in this little girl's countenance? Isn't she just a little cutie?? I am stopping at this point to "check in" with Mom & Dad about the status of her portrait but she is just so cute I had to share in the meantime!
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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Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Monday, February 16, 2015
"Lush Bouquet" SOLD
12"x9" Oil on Linen Panel sold
The Charleston Artist Collective is a great online gallery to find little gems from some of Charleston's finest artists. Each month the artists decide on a Theme by which they create their artwork, and with every art sale 10% goes to benefit a local charity. "Lush" is March's theme and the charity is the Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's Center.
The Charleston Artist Collective is a great online gallery to find little gems from some of Charleston's finest artists. Each month the artists decide on a Theme by which they create their artwork, and with every art sale 10% goes to benefit a local charity. "Lush" is March's theme and the charity is the Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's Center.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
"Fancy Rooster"
8"x10" Oil on Canvas NFS - Donation
This was painted for a fund-raiser for my daughter's school. These Roosters and hens are so fun to paint. I may be posting more soon.
This was painted for a fund-raiser for my daughter's school. These Roosters and hens are so fun to paint. I may be posting more soon.
"Window Sill & Apples"
12"x12" Oil on Canvas
It was a bit too cold to paint en Plein Air this week so I decided to stay in the studio to catch up on some work. I had these apples sitting on the window sill and loved the way they looked in the sunshine. If nothing else, it was a fun painting to paint. Again, I may re-post this image. In reality, the apples are much softer where the color/temperature transitions are.
It was a bit too cold to paint en Plein Air this week so I decided to stay in the studio to catch up on some work. I had these apples sitting on the window sill and loved the way they looked in the sunshine. If nothing else, it was a fun painting to paint. Again, I may re-post this image. In reality, the apples are much softer where the color/temperature transitions are.
"Shem Creek Shack"
8"x10" Oil on Canvas
Last week's plein air painting was a bit on the chilly side. Here is a little painting I did from a completely different vantage point. . . a fun, new discovery.
This will be available as part of the Charleston Artist Collective's "Pluff Mud" Theme in April.
www.charlestonartistcollective.org
Last week's plein air painting was a bit on the chilly side. Here is a little painting I did from a completely different vantage point. . . a fun, new discovery.
This will be available as part of the Charleston Artist Collective's "Pluff Mud" Theme in April.
www.charlestonartistcollective.org
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