Showing posts with label study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label study. Show all posts

Sunday, July 26, 2015

Marsh on Newman Road - Oil Study


Here is my latest study...painted from a photo I took last fall.  This marsh has been painted many times by many artists, but it's still a favorite of mine.
 I am now offering some of my small oil studies and sketches, 4" x 4" up to 6" x 8", each for under $100 including shipping (US only).  This piece is 5" x 5", oil on cradled gessoboard, $80.   Wired and ready to hang or stand on a small easel.  If you follow me on instagram, I will give you a small discount!  Interested?  Just email me at fineart@robinthornhill.com

Saturday, July 25, 2015

3rd Oil Study Offer...



This 6" x 6" oil sketch was painted on gesso board and can be framed or placed on an easel.  This is a study of waves and rocks from the Maine coastline.  Offered for $90 including free shipping (US only), + small discount if you follow me on instagram!  First email gets it!  Fineart@robinthornhill.com

Thank you!

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Studies and Sketches! - sold!


I am now offering some of my small oil studies and sketches, 4" x 4" up to 6" x 8", each for under $100 including shipping (US only).  This piece is 5" x 5", oil on cradled gessoboard, $80.   Wired and ready to hang or stand on a small easel.  If you follow me on instagram, I will give you a small discount!  Interested?  Just email me at fineart@robinthornhill.com
I am also reviving my long lost blog, so please check back for updates on classes, shows and goingson!  You can see my new works on instagram, my favorite spot for daily doses of art from artists all over the world! 

Update....the 1st blog study is now sold!  Thank you!!


Sunday, October 7, 2012

What Fun!

 Friday evening I returned from a 3 day figure/portrait workshop in Vermont.  I learned a lot including using an alla prima approach which I had only used in my plein air landscape painting and I met some nice new people from as far away as England...now I am fueled to paint so keep your eyes open for some more portrait and figure work!  This is a study I did on the 2nd day of 'Lara'.

-robin