Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Saturday, March 09, 2019
"Blue Teapot" by Lynda Cookson
Some paintings, even after being sold many years back, live with you - and inspire you - forever in so many ways. This is one of them for me :-) and I have the actual teapot to this day too!
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
Open Studio
Living in such a small space as we do now in our "old age"... (Okay, I should remove those inverted commas around "old age" because although I don't feel it, I think one of us in our mid sixties and the other in his early seventies, is actually considered being in your old age. Sigh.)
To finish that first sentence about a small living space, I've sorted all my work which can either be sold or given away, and set it all out in our motorhome! It's become my Open Studio even although it serves as our only car as well. We don't go out much in summer - too hot for both me and Bridie the German Shepherd - so why not?
My acrylic abstract pendants are there, along with glass painted tea light holders, mini paintings on mini easels, abstract acrylic vases, mountboarded paintings and framed paintings. The whole shebang.
Now to make myself a sign.
These are a couple of the paintings, and some of the pendants, on show there.
To finish that first sentence about a small living space, I've sorted all my work which can either be sold or given away, and set it all out in our motorhome! It's become my Open Studio even although it serves as our only car as well. We don't go out much in summer - too hot for both me and Bridie the German Shepherd - so why not?
My acrylic abstract pendants are there, along with glass painted tea light holders, mini paintings on mini easels, abstract acrylic vases, mountboarded paintings and framed paintings. The whole shebang.
Now to make myself a sign.
These are a couple of the paintings, and some of the pendants, on show there.
"Blue Headed Red Breasted Bird" oil on
mini deep edge canvas with silver leaf
"Toadstools" mini oil painting on wood with gold glitter glue
Abstract seascape pendant. Acrylic
Abstract landscape pendant. Acrylic
Owl Pendants
My art website : https://lyndacookson.blogspot.fr/
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Wednesday, February 21, 2018
"Pals for Tea" by Lynda Cookson
I often keep surfaces (paper, board or canvas) from failed paintings and clean my palette knife on them ... or fill them with palette knife strokes of left-over paint. They make interesting backgrounds and props for simple, warm-up paintings. Here's one of them:
Painting no. 21 in the 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge
"Pals for Tea"
Oil on Board
4.5" x 6" (12 cm x 16 cm)
Painting no. 21 in the 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge
"Pals for Tea"
Oil on Board
4.5" x 6" (12 cm x 16 cm)
"Pals for Tea" by Lynda Cookson
All the paintings in the 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge are for sale here:
My website : http://lyndacookson.blogspot.fr/p/30-paintings-in-30-days-challenge.html
Saturday, January 27, 2018
"Green Tea Pot"
This is reaching back a few years when some studies and daily paintings were signed TPP as they were done as demos for students of my studio, The Painters' Palette. TPP was the official signature of work produced in The Painters' Palette studio. They sold on eBay at the time (I no longer run an eBay store).
I have always loved tea pots, for what they represent as well as for their shape ... fat and round with useful appendages and an interesting lid to top it off. To me they represent family and friends, comfort and home - and all that goes with that.
So I present "Green Tea Pot" ...
I have always loved tea pots, for what they represent as well as for their shape ... fat and round with useful appendages and an interesting lid to top it off. To me they represent family and friends, comfort and home - and all that goes with that.
So I present "Green Tea Pot" ...
My website : https://lyndacookson.blogspot.fr
Thursday, October 05, 2017
Floral paintings jet off to Washington DC
Yay! With huge thanks to Pepi Khara at the Square Art Gallery in Frederick, Maryland, the following 6 floral paintings are presently jetting their way to the gallery. If you're in the area, please diarise the 4 November 2017 as the grand opening of the Square Art Gallery.
Here are the details:
The Square Art Gallery
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Here are the details:
The Square Art Gallery
8 E. Church Street
Frederick, MD 21701
US
Frederick, MD 21701
US
Text: +1-301-662-9000
Email: pepikhara@gmail.com
Email: pepikhara@gmail.com
Hours (grand opening is Nov. 4th, 2017)First Saturday of every month: Noon – 9PM
Fridays and Saturdays: 5PM – 9PM
Gallery hours are approximate so if we missed you, please text us for a private tour.
Fridays and Saturdays: 5PM – 9PM
Gallery hours are approximate so if we missed you, please text us for a private tour.
"Tulips and Gypsophila"
"Poppy in Fields of Lavender"
"Lemon for Tea"
"Daisies"
"Falling Flowers"
"Summer Light"
Wednesday, August 09, 2017
"Orange Tea Pot and Flowers"
It's raining today so I chose the brightest painting I could find 😄
Please click the image or the it's title if you like it enough to see it's incredibly reasonable price!!
Please click the image or the it's title if you like it enough to see it's incredibly reasonable price!!
Sunday, May 01, 2011
Spring Tea at The Painter's Palette
This Wednesday we're giving The Moycullen Shopping Centre a Spring Tea ... but they don't know it yet!!! On Tuesday we'll give all the retail outlets in the centre a call and invite them to choose tea or coffee and carrot cake, muffin or chocolate brownie ... which we will then serve to them, in their own units, on the morning of Wednesday 4 May 2011. Special Spring delivery. Ah, 'tis good to have fun as the sun makes its reappearance.
We're also happy to say that the Kids Colouring In at the Artists' Salon Coffee Shop in the gallery is going swimmingly! We've had loads of little hands clutching wax crayons and presenting us with their masterpieces to put up on the wall ... well, on the door into the working studio actually, as that's the only space left!
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