Showing posts with label cactus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cactus. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2022

Bright and Prickly


 Bright and Prickly
20" x 10", pastel

The day was Mother's Day and we were heading back to see our new grandbaby. Before we got out of the neighborhood I spotted this glorious sight. Now few will get excited about prickly pear, but these flowers last only one day and then they are gone.... and the sun was just right!!!  This is just a few of the numerous blooms on this huge cactus......So we were a few minutes late to getting back to the grandbaby....

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Texas Trio


 Texas Trio
18 x 24, pastel

This was a painting that was created from a number of photos that I took near my home. I am definitely not a "longhorn' fan (Gig'em!), but I loved painting these. All the angles, shadows and bone structures were a neat challenge. It found a home this past weekend and I hope they enjoy it as well.

Wednesday, October 20, 2021

Cactus and Cedar


 Cactus and Cedar
8 x 10, pastel

This is a typical scene across quite a bit of Texas, at least here in the hill country. This was another of those that just sort of painted itself, perhaps because it is seen almost daily. Loved the cactus shapes!

Friday, October 16, 2015

Autumn Glow

Autumn Glow
6" x 8", pastel

Around the country the fall colors are breathtaking. Well, not so much around here. We rarely get pretty fall colors. In fact, it has been several years since the leaves turned colors and not just turn brown and fall off the tree. This scene is, in fact, from several years ago....hoping to see these colors again this year.