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Tag Archives: sunflowers
a couple of sunflower paintings
Here are a couple of things I painted this past summer. Pictured above is 12.5″ x 9.25″, oil on canvas. And this one is 12″ x 9.5″, also oil on canvas.
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Fifty five sunflowers
Each Spring I start growing sunflowers from the previous year’s seeds. From there I grow the sprouts in paper coffee cups until they develop a few leaves and are ready to plant. This year I planted (or gave small plants … Continue reading
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new sunflower painting
The position of the sunflower’s head changes throughout the day to maximize its intake of the sun’s rays. In other words, they follow the sun. If you are fortunate enough to live near a sunflower this year, take a look … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic, Alex Conrad, color, gouache, landscape, mixed media, motion, painting, pastel, spray paint, sunflowers
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mixed media sunflower painting
Mixed media painting on canvas. 20.5″ x 14.25″. This is an older painting that I uncovered a few years ago in a half-finished state. I’ve worked on it periodically since then and now it’s finished. It is composed of spray … Continue reading
recent painting: Sunflower Popping Open
Oil painting on wood. 11″ x 12″.
new work – (another) watercolor
Watercolor on 8″ x 6″ paper. This is my second stab at watercolor in recent history. The subject of this one is a couple of blooms on my Mexican sunflower plant. A portion of downtown Columbus can be seen in … Continue reading
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painting in progress – sunflowers
20-1/2″ x 14-1/4″. Spray paint, acrylic and gouache on canvas. Still needs some work.
new painting for CMoA fundraiser
This is a painting I did for a fundraising event for the Columbus Museum of Art last month. The painting is a 36″ x 30″canvas in mixed media (spray paint, acrylic, gouache, charcoal and India ink). I was trying to … Continue reading
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the sunflower chronicles – phase 4
Phase 4 is where you watch them grow and let nature do its thing. But first, you may be looking for a post about Phase 3. There isn’t one. I didn’t take any photos of Phase 3, but that is … Continue reading
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on local TV this morning
Guess who was on local television this morning? Or I should say one of my photos was on television this morning. I had emailed a few of my sunflower & bee photographs (follow me on Instagram and you’ll see quite … Continue reading