Showing posts with label poppies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poppies. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

Poppy Oil Palette Knife Painting demo better later than not at all Poppies in a sunny field




 This the painting I did for the demo .. a few months ago. I seem to have lost the mojo to blog , maybe its because Ive been planning travels to Turkey. Hope to do some sketching for future paintings while amonst all those gorgeous carpets and ceramics and colourful people. Painting in front of strangers was a little daunting, In class its different, I feel Im amongst friends who are supportive of whatever I do.
Palette Knife Painting in Oils by Chris Hobel
For sale 
email me if you would like more details and to purchase

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Latest Publication Poppy landscape Palette Knife Painting Painting by Chris Hobel

Poppy Landscape Instructional  Publication by Chris Hobel
Im thrilled to share with you the news of my latest publication in Fine Art and Decorative Painting magazine available at newsagents this month. Please contact me if you would like a workshop for this painting

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Original Oil Painting, Poppies and Tuscan Remains, Daily Painting by Chris Hobel


Poppies and Tuscan remains 17x24cms
on loose canvas 
85$US includes freight
click on image to enlarge

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Floral Abundance Flower painting by Chris Hobel



Photo reference poppies



Todays new art, floral abundance flower painting
for sale 400$ US includes international freight and insurance

measures 61x76 cm.I painted this in heavy body Atelier acrylics from a series of photos shown above taken at the flower markets in Sydney a few years ago.
I just love the explosion of colour. Complementary colours are used to full advantage, red/ green, yellow /purple, orange/ blue. I sketched in the rough design with a chalk pencil, painted in the main flowers and completed the painting
Painting Tips
I never use pencil as it smears and is difficult to remove. In this case I would use skintone pastel pencil which blends with the colours of the painting ,it can be rubbed off easily with a clean damp brush. To remove Pencil marks add a little eucalytus oil on a clean cloth and rub gently, it also smells lovely

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