Showing posts with label Jennifer Cloyd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jennifer Cloyd. Show all posts
Monday, April 29, 2013
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
Texture Paintings
Size: 11'x20'
Media: live shells, acrylic on canvas, stones, sand
I went to California on Spring break with my husband and was watching the waves come down and I got this idea to do this painting. I was raised in California so this is just a little slice of home for me. It was a painting to keep me centered.
Size: 20'x16'
Media: acrylic on canvas
I was in my painting class with extra paint and I decided to play with it. I blocked in some areas and sprayed it with a bottle and this is what it came out like.
Size: 16'x20'
Media: Acrylic on canvas
I was playing with different ideas and textures and this is what I came up with.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Title: Oceanside Pier
Media: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 24'x18'
The Oceanside Pier is done all in acrylic paint. The 3D look to it is actually paint, just many many layers of paint. It took close to a month to complete this painting because of all the layers in the painting. I was raised in California so this as a center for me.
Media: Acrylic on board
Size: 8.5'x11'
I did this painting for a raffle that was held at my show back in October of 2012. I wanted something beautiful and peaceful for it. The orchard is my favorite flower. They are beautiful and peaceful. Orchards have many different meanings. For this particular painting I wanted the flower to really pop. So I added the black background to get it an extra punch.
Media: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 20'x16'
Liberty Bell was what I would like to call my happy accident painting. I did this painting with no plan but to play with pointillism. I wanted to play with a wide range of a color pallet, yet have it all have a shape or connection. It is 100% pointillism.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Paintings
Cherry Blossom Triptych
Acrylic 3 canvases
16"x20", 18"x24", 16"x20"
Fall 2012
This painting was done in several layers of acrylic paint. The wash effect used helped me blend my colors together to get a more unique feeling. The color and texture that was used was meant to draw your eye through the image.
Cactus
Acrylic on canvas
8.5"x11"
Fall 2012
I was just playing around on some palette strokes and some blending techniques and I came up with the sunset background. Happy accident at its best. The cactus was done in black because I wanted it to stand out as a bold image.
Green Flower
Acrylic on board
8.5"x 11"
Fall 2012
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Carnival Clown
Media: Acrylic Paint
Size: 8 1/2x 11
Date Completed: Spring 2011
This was a project from my painting class I took with Dana Cohn. My instructor challenged me to push past my wheelhouse, which was landscape and bright colors. So, I came up with freaky looking clown.
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