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Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Saturday, January 16, 2016

Blue Water Gem, new boat painting

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Blue Water Gem
24, x 18
oil on gallery wrap canvas

We found this little white wooden fishing boat on one of our trips
to St Maarten Island. The blue water reflected the colors of the boat 
beautifully and the water was so clear that the boat also had shadows in the shallow water.
I loved the red wood trim and interior of the boat. I think that's what drew me to it!
Had to paint it!
Also... I have a very short video on my progress during this painting.



Friday, November 13, 2015

Oyster Creek, a new Toogoodoo 365 painting by Rosie

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Oyster Creek, November 11, 2015
5 x 7 oil on canvas panel
Toogoodoo 365 painting

It's early fall and I'm out fishing with Bruce on one of my favorite creeks. 
Oyster Creek, a little creek tributary off the Toogoodoo Creek.
I'm sure that is not the real name but that's what we call it because there are tons of oyster beds 
in the creek and there is an oyster farm towards the end of it. 
It was late afternoon and the sun was starting to go down. 
The fishing was slack so I pulled out the paints. Got a good start on it there 
but the gnats came out so had to put the finishing touches on the painting in my studio. 
But before this, the fishing was good!
5 Reds (Spot Tail Bass) and 2 Trout


And then.... the tide slacked out and the fish stopped running 
so I pull out my snacks and paints!
A good day on the Toogoodoo!



Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Just Before The Rain

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Just Before The Rain
from my 
Toogoodoo365 Series

6 x 6, palette knife oil on canvas panel, unframed
Palette knife painting of the creek and marsh as the dark gray, purple, pink clouds 
crept their way in, just before the rain came! 
The dark sky made for some pretty greens in the marsh and trees.


Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Hazy Morning

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July 13, 2015, Hazy Morning

5 x 7 oil on canvas panel, unframed
This morning, there was a cloudy haze across the creek, almost fog like but not quite. But wait, there's no smog out here, so yes, it was fog. By the time I set up to paint en plein air, it was almost 10 AM and most of the foggy haze was gone except for the way back of the field. The summer greens were starting to brighten up and the birds came out. 

Monday, June 8, 2015

Creek Marsh At Low Tide

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Creek Marsh At Low Tide
April 8, 2015
from my
Toogoodoo 365 Series 

The creek was at low tide and the afternoon sun was glowing purple in the 
pluff mud! And the spring greens were in full force. 

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Late Spring Afternoon by Rosie Phillips Fine Art, Charleston SC

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Late Spring Afternoon
oil on linen panel, 5 x 7

It’s spring in the lowcountry and the spring greens have sprung! 
The late afternoon sky is also full of color.  
A studio painting from my Toogoodoo 365 series. April 4, 2015.

Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Tuscan Farm

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Tuscan Farm
6 x 8 oil on panel, 3" gold frame

A typical scene from Tuscany! 
Along the roads, there will be hill
after hill with farm houses after farm houses and
vineyards after vineyards!
Rolling hills, vineyards and wild flowers....
all for good wine! 
And cheese!
And breads!


Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Blue Bottle

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Blue Bottle
oil on canvas
16 x 20

One of my old favorite blue bottles that I had a long time ago
hmmm.... wonder how the wine was?
And some fruit. A nice bright and bold composition and colors
to brighten any room. 
www.rosiephillips.com for more info

Thursday, January 31, 2013

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Orange Geranium
Red Geraniums are beautiful to see in the summer BUT how often do you see 
an orange blooms on one? Rare and beautiful. Just like this little gem!
5 x 7
oil on canvas panel


Saturday, January 28, 2012

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Pear Season   Oil on canvas
Up Close and PEARsonable  Acrylic on canvas
       

Pear Season has arrived in my art studio!
The challenge...... paint a pear. Well, I did and did several. The pears just kept coming! The following ones are small, 4 x 4 and are all done in oils.