Sunbird is a fantasy girl. She doesn't exist in nature, but she has some fairly close relatives in Mexico, Costa Rica and other exotic paces. Most of all she's hot and will cheer up any place you place her, and warm you on those winter days when you think the sun will never shine again.
Sunbird is 14 x 10 on stretched canvas. Sides are painted, and the piece is varnished for protection and to enhance the brilliance of the colors. As with all of my original pieces, Sunbird is one of a kind.
She is currently available.
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Friday, October 2, 2015
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Letting Go -- Three Southwest Pati Bannister Original Paintings
It is time for some of time long-time favorites to find their way in the world. Some of these pieces are things I have kept out of delight, some out of delight plus sentiment, and some for both of those plus a piece that I really learned something from. None of these pieces have been offered for sale before.
They are being offered in my Etsy shop at modest prices, close to the net I would receive after paying a gallery commission. They are 5 x 4 or 4 x 5 respectively and painted with palette knife.
Several others in the series have already been sold.
They are being offered in my Etsy shop at modest prices, close to the net I would receive after paying a gallery commission. They are 5 x 4 or 4 x 5 respectively and painted with palette knife.
Several others in the series have already been sold.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Discussing Where to Grab Lunch on the Blue Ridge
Finished. I had thought there would be additional layer(s) of wildflowers but I soon realized precious little, if anything, would be gained, so I simply added more wild blackberries and suggestion of pastures in the land beyond.
Acknowledging the nature of crows and their relatives, the title has been modified, grabbing lunch seeming most likely.
The canvas is 12 x 10 inches, the palette Quin. Magenta, Cadmium Red Med, Azo yellow, Cadmium Orange, Cerulean Blue, Pthalo Blue, Pthalo Green, Unbleached titanium and Titanium Dioxide; Ivory Black. While some black was worked into the birds' bodies, the "black" is primarily the pthalos and magenta.
Acknowledging the nature of crows and their relatives, the title has been modified, grabbing lunch seeming most likely.
The canvas is 12 x 10 inches, the palette Quin. Magenta, Cadmium Red Med, Azo yellow, Cadmium Orange, Cerulean Blue, Pthalo Blue, Pthalo Green, Unbleached titanium and Titanium Dioxide; Ivory Black. While some black was worked into the birds' bodies, the "black" is primarily the pthalos and magenta.
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Winter Birds Move to the Blue Ridge
It appears my newest (Winter Birds) have rebelled and headed for the hills -- the Blue Ridge, to be exact. Yesterday was sunny, this morning was cold and raining and I have no idea why other than that. But I'm happier ...
Monday, January 13, 2014
Winter Birds (working title)
Sketch done last night .. I was thinking crows/ravens but as often happens they may not end up as such. I've sketched onto 12 x 10 canvas and have painted in shapes ... roughly here at this point
Right now I prefer the sketch. It is more lively right now -- hopefully the canvas will catch up. I'm thinking of working with roughly the same palette as the yellow bird but in winter mode. We'll see.
Right now I prefer the sketch. It is more lively right now -- hopefully the canvas will catch up. I'm thinking of working with roughly the same palette as the yellow bird but in winter mode. We'll see.
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