Showing posts with label shoe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shoe. Show all posts

Thursday, March 1, 2018

No Place Like Home #2 - gouache

gouache, 2017
available, 8"x10"

      Just another little gouache shoe painting. I struggled with some of the reflections and highlights -- par for the course with me and gouache. But, I think I finally pulled it off.

Thursday, December 21, 2017

Louis Louis - watercolor

watercolor, 2017
available, 11"x15"

      This is a little different from my normal shoe still life. Works pretty well, though, I'd say.

Thursday, January 21, 2016

Red Slings - watercolor

watercolor, 2015
available, 7.5"x11"

      Just a quick, little still life. I haven't done any shoes in a while and I've had this reference for a couple years now. I initially thought I might try to do this in a more impressionistic style. But the realism just fell out, I guess, out of habit.

Monday, February 23, 2015

Choo's - acrylics

acrylics, 2006
SOLD

      This is obviously an earlier piece from when I was using acrylics exclusively. This is one of the first paintings I ever sold. It also led to several shoe-related commissions from the same collector. While I can see some obvious issues with this painting, I'm still pretty happy with it, especially considering how new I was to painting at the time.

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Criss Cross - gouache

gouache, 2015
original available, 5"x8" $75

      This is a small piece I did in a sketchbook a couple weeks ago. I might do a larger, more finished version some time.

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Red White & Bling - acrylics + ink

mixed, 2014
original available, 11"x14" $125

Just a quickie pop-art idea I had. I'll probably squeeze a few more of these out between larger pieces.

Monday, March 24, 2014

Friday, February 14, 2014

Red Pumps - watercolor

watercolor, 2009
original available - 11"x15" $150
prints and gifts available

My wife's shoe obsession keeps me in still life subjects. I'll have to hit my daughter's closet when she's home from school. I think she has more shoes than my wife.