Showing posts with label Jackie Watson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jackie Watson. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Update

I haven't done any painting in awhile which is why I haven't posted anything. I am going to be painting more this Summer and hope to post something soon. Thank to everyone who follows me.

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

October 2018

I haven't posted any painting in a long time. I have had some health issues and it has taken awhile to get back into things.  I am hoping a visit to Indiana this fall will inspire me.



Friday, April 25, 2014

Old Church On a Winter's Morning


I have finally finished the Old Church at Dawn that I have been painting for the last few months.  This is a 16 x 20 painting in oil. The class I took was watercolor, but I did mine in oils. If you have any questions or want more information contact me at jackielwatson2009@hotmail.com.
 

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Debbie's Garden Finished

Well after almost a year of  illness and my father passing away I have finally finished my neighbor's painting. It is a 20x24 Oil landscape of her house.



Debbie was excited when I gave it to her on Sunday. 

Monday, January 9, 2012

Winter's Day 2011 Finally Finished



I decided to do another post with just the finished painting. That way if you didn't want to see how I began you can see the finished product instead.

Here is another photo. I can just feel the cool crisp air. Can You?

Leave me a comment below, I would love to know what you think.

Sunday, August 8, 2010

My latest painting is a Winter scene of New Harmony Indiana. This is a second painting I did while painting at a paint out hosted by the IPAPA. Instead of a springtime I switched it up and did a winter scence. I hope you enjoy


Winter in New Harmony 2010  20x24 in Oil

Monday, March 29, 2010

First Brush paint out 2004

This painting is from a paint out that I went to in New Harmony in 2003-2004 this was my first plein air paint out and I loved it. I loved meeting and watching all of the Plein Air painters that day and seeing what each one chose to paint. This was all new to me and I hope to go again. Thanks to my friend Vesta Seville.  I chose this house I chose this house to paint  in New Harmony called the poet's house, I think. I must admit it is my own interpertation.