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Two new (old) paintings....


These are two paintings that I have been working on for sometime.  I feel that I am finally tying all of the ends together and heading down a path that I have wanted for a long time.  I have been soul searching over the past 2 or 3 weeks and now I feel that after a break from painting I am ready to dive in.  The top painting is 'Olives', 6"X 6", Oil on board.  The bottom painting is 'Sunflowers', 10"X 8", Oil on stretched canvas.  Both of these paintings will be in a state of limbo as they dry and when thoroughly dried placed in my Etsy shop.....be watching!
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Unknown said…
Linda you have been doing such good work. I also took a break and I feel like it is just energizing me. Watch out for both of us come Jan. 2!
The intensity of your palette is just great. Love these two.
December 28, 2013 11:29 AM
LindaHunt said…
Helen, I thank you for that. I needed some time to just get away and live my life....it helped to give my eyes a fresh look at what I was doing. I am anxious for this next year to see where I will go. Yes, I am also looking forward to the challenge. I plan on going with the theme of landscape and possibly doing some plein air painting. How about, you?
December 29, 2013 2:08 PM
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