Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label still life. Show all posts

4.18.2011

Still Life with Turnips

When I lived in Scotland I ate a lot of turnips and potatoes.  This kind of meal is often affectionately refered to as "Neeps and Tatties".  For some reason I felt silly saying it that way.



Still Life with Turnips
12x16 inches - Oil on stretched linen
SOLD

4.05.2011

Strawberries and Bottle


This painting is available framed upon request:
Strawberries and Bottle
6x6 inches - Oil on linen panel
SOLD

3.30.2011

Flowers with Red Vase

I've been working on this painting for the last couple of days. I typically paint in one session and then I'm eager to move on to the next piece. It's a nice change of pace to slow down and take it all in. Some things need more time to be appreciated.

Flowers with Red Vase
14x11 inches - Oil on linen panel
SOLD

3.17.2011

3.07.2011

Bosc Pear

This painting is available framed upon request:
Bosc Pear
7x6 inches - Oil on linen panel
SOLD

2.09.2011

Onion and Garlic

Onion and Garlic
6x6 inches - oil on linen panel
SOLD

This painting is available framed upon request.

2.03.2011

Video Painting Demo - Two Roses

I just a posted a new HD video demo of the "Two Roses" painting over on The Painter's Box.  It's about 25 minutes long with some commentary. Go take a look!

2.02.2011

Two Roses

Sometimes in the last stages of a painting, when it is almost fully realized, I add certain elements to make the painting complete. In this case, without the red petals on the left side of the painting it just wouldn't feel well balanced with the weight of the flowers and vase dominating the right side of the painting. A dash of color is often all that is needed to make a painting feel complete.

A 25-minute video demo is in the works for this painting...coming soon!

Also, for those interested, this painting can be shipped in time for Valentine's Day.


















9x12 inches, Oil on linen mounted on birch.
SOLD

1.17.2011

Avocado with Lemon

This painting is available framed or unframed. Shoot me an email if you're interested!

Also, if you haven't seen the new Daily Paintworks website you might want to check it out. You can now search by Artist, Title, Keywords, and even Colors through the over 4,000 paintings. It's pretty spiffy.

Go to Daily Paintworks or view my gallery on the site here: www.DailyPaintworks.com/Artists/jclayton

Avocado with Lime
6x8 in., oil on linen
Available









































Available

1.05.2011

Turnips in Bowl

Thanks for all your comments. I hope to put together some good painting info for you soon. Till then here's some turnips. Happy 2011!




















8x10 in., oil on linen panel
SOLD

8.12.2010

Still Life with Kabocha

I just learned that kabocha is the generic Japanese word for squash. Here in the States it's labeled Kabocha Squash... so basically translated means "squash squash". I thought that was funny for some reason. Hope you're all well!

This painting is available at the Randy Higbee Gallery.

still life with kabocha
8x10 in., oil on linen panel
Available

8.03.2010

$1 Painting, Orange with Bowl

I felt like I wanted to return to the orange and bowl subject again so here's another one for ya. It's a different composition but still very much in the same vein as the last piece. I'm very happy with how both of these turned out. Today's painting is up for auction... bidding starts at just $1!


6x7 in., oil on linen panel
SOLD

4.19.2010

Red and White Onions

Continuing with the onion theme...


6x6 in., oil on linen panel
SOLD

4.15.2010

Onion Still Life


10x20 in., oil on linen
Available (framed or unframed)

I've been working on this painting for the past few days and have been enjoying the wider format. I added an onion on the very left of the painting... the one hiding in the shadow, in the last 10 minutes of working on it. Once I added it to the painting it seem to work better. If you put your thumb up to your monitor and block that onion out you'll see what I mean.

On another note, some of the paintings I have been posting lately are displayed with a frame. This is to give you a sense of what it might look like framed and to show that the painting is available to be purchase framed and ready to hang.