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Historic Asheville NC A series - five 12x9 W/C paintings of some of the buildings in Asheville,NC The first one in this series is the Flati... -
Another Digital Painting created in Artrage, Digital painting thrives mostly in production art. In 1986 I worked as a Technical Illustrato... -
A 10x14 w/c of an old Georgia quarry that is now a swimming hole. (if you don't mind snakes.) -
Well this is fun the second painting I've done for the Virtual Paint Out Blog . This is a 8X6 inches oil on panel of the St. Nicholas ... -
5 new watercolor's inspired by a workshop I had with the late great Ken Auster. To view his paintings of chefs and more clicks on the li... -
Now New Original Watercolor Paintings On Display At Booth 586 This is one of Asheville favorites showcase places to shop with a mix of anti...
Showing posts with label Art Shop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Shop. Show all posts
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8/2/10
What new in August
The five new 6X8 original oils in my web store for the month of August here. "Dillsboro, Framland, On the edge, Gone fishing and What a shot".
4/22/10
Preview Five New Pochades for the month of May 2010
Five new pochade oil paintings for May 2010 in the store.
http://lindacheekartistwebs.com All are original oil on panel all the same size 6X8 or 8X6 inches all the same price plus shipping. Each month for the year of 2010, I will be listing five new originals oil paintings as the year goes on.
May's painting are: "How Green is my Valley" , "Living on the Edge", "Across the Bridge", "Catch of the Day" and "Little Red Hen". Back to work on next months paintings..
3/30/10
New Fine Art Shop
A invitation to a new web-store where you can shop for original oil paintings all the same size (pochade), all the same price and all oils painted on a primed panel for your fine art collection. So come by anytime, I will be posting five new paintings each month for exhibition.
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Almost abstract
, A 11v14 oil painting, painted on the edge of a riverbank, starting with an underpainting of just big shapes, getting the values as close ...
