Showing posts with label watercolor painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor painting. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 08, 2015

Christmas Art Sale, Blue Christmas Dachshund by Texas Artist V. Bridges Hoyt

Blue Christmas Dachshund painting is available for purchase.

Blue Christmas Dachshund
watercolor on paper
© Vernita Bridges Hoyt 2009
"small paintings at small prices"
The Blue Dachshund was painted in watercolor on Arches hot press paper for a smooth finish. This painting mats to fit an 8x10 frame or larger. Collectors of my small paintings remark that the art is so much more beautiful in real life than in the digital online image, and this is true.

Contact me for price and availability through the Contact Form in the blog sidebar.
Please include my name (Vernita Hoyt) and the title of the artwork (Christmas Dachshund) in the subject line.

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Blue Tree in Yellow Sunshine by Vernita Hoyt

Tree Study in Blue and Yellow
watercolor on sketchbook paper 
copyright Vernita Bridges Hoyt

When I need a warm up to help me into a different medium, I can always count on a tree or few to do the job.

Over the weekend, I did several sketches in ink line with a watercolor wash. Primary colors call to me, this time blue and yellow. The beauty of a sketchbook is that I can paint whatever I want with whatever colors I want to use. Nothing has to be realistic.

I like the simplicity of this piece. With the right mat and frame … 

After the warmup, I proceeded to a commissioned  artwork.

Vernita Bridges Hoyt
 Texas Sauce Art Life

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Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Sunflower Gold painting by Vernita Bridges Hoyt

SUNFLOWER GOLD, mixed media of watercolor and paint pen on
9 x 12 x 1-1/2 inch deep gallery wrap canvas.
Copyright Vernita Bridges Hoyt 2009, 2014.
The painted image wraps the 1-1/2" deep sides of canvas.
AVAILABLE.
Another painting from the "Out of my Head" series, Sunflower Gold has been held in my archives since 2009. On looking back, I realize my mother also provided inspiration for this painting. She grew giant sunflowers in a sunny flower bed. Send me a message for more information about this painting.

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