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

Friday, March 16, 2012

Field of Light Palette Knife daily painting by Noosa Artist Chris Hobel


Field of Light Palette Knife 
Daily Painting 
by Noosa Artist Chris Hobel
8x10" oil painting


Lavender Fields of Provence Oil Painting by Noosa Artist Christ Hobel

Lavender Fields of Provence  
Palette Knife Oil Painting  on  deep sided stretched canvas 
ready to hang 8x10"
 by Noosa Artist Chris Hobel
Im working on several French themed paintings,
........ cant seem to get those beautiful shutters out of my head.
Following a number of francofile blogs only encourages me
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Monday, October 17, 2011

Hidden Corner oil painting by Noosa Artist Chris Hobel

I  just added my 6x8" oil the  to Daily Paintworks Challenge 
to view the photo it was created from and other entries go this link

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Italian village Palette Knife Painting Step 3 by Chris Hobel

A little more progress in the foreground trees, sorry this should be seen after Step 2!

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

French Cafe Scene Avignon Palette Knife Painting by Noosa Artist Chris Hobel

12x12" oil on wrapped canvas
Ive added more highlights and used some Red Gold plus White for this.A Lover of colour, Ive pushed the brights. My new camera  is 14 mega pixels but I preferred the colour from my old camera, this one seems to burn out the lights and I have to  do extra processing to try to portray the real thing.
Not a single brush stroke except for the signature

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Large Tuscan Village Oil Painting by Daily painter Chris Hobel Noosa Heads Australia

This is the final version, 24x36" a large traditional landscape of a pretty Tuscan village. As you can see from the animation, it has add a few additions and removals. I often prefer the early stages of my painting to the finsihed versions. I need to follow my own advice KISS, keep it simple stupid.  I have painted this scene a few times . I was pretty happy with it in the end
Enjoy the animation
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Monday, November 15, 2010

Some hints for Professional photos of paintings and latest Tuscan Village painting Chris Hobel Daily painting

Painting 24x36" Tuscan Village  Oil Painting
Unfinshed photo1 and top photo  what Im up to so far. I ve been working on another tuscan village scene, much larger than any others Ive  done of this type of thingThe large expanse of green is a bit daunting especially the right hand foreground.I like it now but it is a bit unfinshed. The perennial problem.. knowing when to stop. It is not the focal point so I need to be careful not to overdo the detail here. Im not happy with the road leading into the houses on the right. I think it will have to go

My promise to blog more often has been hijacked by family stuff. My head feels like cotton wool ie no logic and my stomach has a migraine, not a good combination. Hopefully the fog will clear soon
My butterfly movie  was fun to do, although I have already forgotten how to do it. Currently Im learning photoshop at U3A Noosa. Im really enjoying it but it means less time for painting and blogging.
The fine art international site is fun as Ive sold a couple of prints on it. The problem is you need really professional photos taken for them to be able to print  from them. I will need a new camera at least 8 megapixels, a tripod , outdoor even light, and the ability to hang your painting flat. Not sure if its worth it for a few dollars profit. I will need to sell a lot of prints.
This week a quick trip to the gold coast Qld Australia airport ( all the cheap overseas flights go from there) to send off my baby for a 2year adventure,
breakfast at Cooloongatta and  some great shots were taken at Pt Danger
Top photo the floating city of the surfers paradise, lower photo Duranbah, a top surf spot
Ikea in Brisbane for some new lamps etc

Friday, July 23, 2010

Tuscan oil painting, daily painting, Abandoned barn by Chris Hobel, Noosa artist

Abandoned Barn, Tuscany
Oil Painting on loose canvas
6x8"
For Sale 85$US includes freight
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click on images to enlarge

Another from my Tuscan series, these buildings are so inspiring to paint conjuring up imaginative stories of times past back beyond comprehension. This is the photo I took to create the painting from, the light was very soft.

Saturday, July 3, 2010

New Gallery Representation,White Beach Home and Living, Peregian Beach, Queensland,Noosa Heads Oil Painting

Noosa heads, Main Beach Painting for Sale 61x120cm, 24x48"

Im really happy about finding a new outlet for my work at Peregian Beach,
White Beach Home and Living specialises in Chic Beach style 

I now have  my Prize winning painting available for sale at WhitebeachHome and Living store, all enquiries to the underlined link above

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Tuscan Vinyard Oil painting by Chris Hobel

Step by step Oil Painting Step3
The main change Ive made is to the shape of the path and the shadows on it. 
I think its perspective is better
I played around with the shape of the foreground vines, not happy with them yet so Im giving this painting a break  for a while as Ive found a photo on the internet Im keen to have a go at.
PLEASE comment on what you think of the changes

Daily Painting by Chris Hobel, Noosa Heads, Australia

Tuscan Vinyard Oil Painting by Chris Hobel Impressionist Style, Step by step

Step 2

Daily Painting by Chris Hobel,  Noosa Heads, Australia

Tuscan Village Oil Painting by Chris Hobel

This is step 1, Tuscan Village  Oil Painting
I 've just found this photo of Step 1, it was  painted before the one in the earlier post.
I am still a novice at impressionist style and often I find I want to neaten things  or get distracted by details the more time I spend on a painting.
As I write this I have not yet finished the painting but  I have done a little more and added a few changes to the path way.

I think I should get back to the palette knife as it stops the tendency to be so precious with detail
I started on a gessoed board and drew  the  main outlines to divide the tones  with chalk  blue pencil .
Choose a colour that will blend with colours you will use in your painting .I find charcoal makes the colours muddy.

Limiting your palette also keeps you on the straight and narrow,  colours are naturally harmonious and you cant forget the colours you used that way!

Chroma Archival Colours used are Cad Yellow Mid, Ultramarine Blue, Cobalt Blue, Cad Red, Crimson, Veridian, Fast Drying White.with gum turps in the early stage of the painting

Monday, May 31, 2010

Original Oil Painting Iconic Italian Village with Roses and Terracotta Pot by Award winning Australian Artist Chris Hobel

After a funtrip away to coastal Coffs Harbour NSW Australia meeting up with a childhood friend,
Ive returned to beautiful winter weather inspired to  paint some smallish 
Tuscan and French village countryside scenes in oil on hardwood boards I found at a local op shop.
The painting measures 10x14 inches and I painted it mostly in an impressionist style but the pot and flower on the wall are more realistic.
I used flat bristle brushes and Archival Oils by Chroma I particularly love the fast drying white and smooth gel medium
This painting is a for sale 
" Tuscan Memory"by Chris Hobel
80$ US includes postage
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Friday, February 12, 2010

Etsy Sale , a first painting sold, Tuscany Italy

 
Oil Painting 12x16 inches SOLD
from a photo I took near Montepulciano, Tuscany Italy
purchased by a California Buyer. Im very excited as this is my first sale on the etsy site.The buyer decided to buy another painting as this reduces postage overall
I really loved the photo as it had such high dark light contrast which I feel is a must is a good composition. I hope to do more like this.

The second purchase .This is a hilltop village in Tuscay italy. 8x8inches. SOLD

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Oil Painting by Chris Hobel Daily Painter, Sunshine Beach Australia

Stage 4Finished Painting.
Ive added some more reflected light on the calmer sections of the ocean close to shore. The sea was quite rought with lots of white water. Adding the white water is the most tricky. If you set up the darker shadows under the breaking waves, it looks more believable

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Oil Painting by Chris Hobel Daily Painter, Australia


The finished Hydranger Pot Plant  from Montepulciano 8x8 inch in oil
Contact me if you are intested in buying

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Tuscan Hilltop Town Oil Painting by Chris Hobel, Australia


Finished at last. This the final step in the Painting of the area near Montisi Tuscany Italy
8x8inch deep sided canvas.
I like the interesting roof angles and shadows. It is almost dry so if you would like to purchase , please contact me by email
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paint chicky @ live. com

Daily painting by Chris Hobel Australia

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Coolum Beach Oil Painting by Chris Hobel Australia


Coolum Beach Oil Painting 46x92cms
This painting took a while to complete.The reference was a very small picture about 2x1cm! I would not attempt from such a small pic again. Lots of artistic license needed

The finished painting  below measures 46x92cms Contact me at
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The picture below was the first step, notice how Ive cooled down the distant headlands and added more variety to the shapes in the middle distance in the final version


Daily Painting by Chris Hobel Australia

Friday, November 13, 2009

Daily Painting by Chris Hobel Australia


Oil on Canvas Board
I painted this one about the same time as the previous post. I love blues and purples for shadow colours
For details
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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Oil Painting by Chris Hobel Daily Painter, Australia

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Oil on Canvas Board.
I painted this from a photo taken at Deepwater National Park near 1770. Central Queensland Australia.
It has lots of scattered light and foliage detail quite challenging.
 If you would like to buy
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