Daily Painting – Just another guy

“Just Another Guy”
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
acrylic  on wrapped canvas

 Okay, a red dot means sold.  A blue dot?  Well, in some galleries it means that someone has put a hold on it, or expressed interest.  In my blog, however, it means that it is no longer available.  I paint over my images on canvas all the time.  Perfectly nice paintings, that I don’t want to inventory.  I have about thirty 10″ x 10″ canvases, so that means if I paint one of those each day, I will have a month to enjoy them, sell them or paint over them. 

I painted this figure a couple of days ago, but didn’t want to post it yet so I did a quick ink sketch to post instead.    Now it is already covered up with an entirely new painting.  C’est la vie.

Daily Painting – Just Wondering

© Carolee Clark

“Just Wondering”  
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
acrylic on wrapped canvas

Why is it that some days, one struggles with painting something they like, and other days it just flows?  This painting was a pleasure to paint.  I quickly came upon the idea from a sketch in my figure studies and the painting didn’t go through it’s usual “ugly” stage.

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Daily Painting – Good Dog

“Good Dog, in ink”    sold
by Carolee Clark
7″ x 10″
ink

Daily Painting – In a Red Dress

 ”In a Red Dress”
by Carolee Clark
10 x 7″
ink
$29 (shipping included within US)

Daily Painting – Woman with Ribbons

“Woman with Ribbons”  
by Carolee Clark
10 x 7″
ink

 

 This ink sketch was done from a drawing I had done of a model.  She has an amazing collection of hats, jackets and skirts.

Daily Painting – Woman with a Scarf

“Woman with a Scarf”  
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
acrylic on wrapped canvas

This painting was done partly from a sketch I did of a model and partly from my head (the model wouldn’t recognize herself).

Daily Painting – Figure Study

© Carolee Clark

“Figure Study”  
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
acrylic on wrapped canvas
$49 + $5 shipping within US 

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Daily Painting – Curls

“Curls”  
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
acrylic on wrapped canvas

Here is my daily painting for today.   This was done from one of my sketches.

Flaunting Horizontal Stripes

© Carolee Clark

 

“Flaunting Horizontal Stripes”     sold
by Carolee Clark
10¾” x 7¼“ 
watercolor

 This is my Different Strokes challenge painting.  (Click on the image to get a larger version).

Daily Painting – Snow Capped Mountains

 

“Snow Capped Moutains”  
by Carolee Clark
10″ x 10″
Acrylic on canvas

I told you those shoes were ridiculous

© Carolee Clark

“Sushi Mishap”     sold
by Carolee Clark
6.5″ x 8.5″  watercolor

This is my Different Strokes challenge painting.  I didn’t think that I was going to have time to do this as I was swamped with other work, but here it is.   Cheers!

Enduring Endearment

© Carolee Clark

 ”Enduring Endearment”
22″ x 30″
watercolor

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Isn’t it wonderful to have someone with whom you want to grow old, given all of their idiosyncrasies and they knowing all of yours? 

Sizzlin’

 

by Caradon

acrylic   4′ x 3′

This is the newest painting to go into the new medical clinic next to Riverbend Hospital, in Springfield, Oregon.  It went onto the fire floor (4th).

Commission finished for medical clinic

“Fields of Latham & Companion Piece”
by Caradon
acrylic on wrapped canvas   3′ x 8′   

These paintings are in the new medical clinic next to Riverbend Hospital, in Springfield, Oregon.  They look tiny here but the two together are eight feet long and three feet in height.  The clinic has five floors, and each follows a chinese medicine theme.  They are on the fire floor (4th).  The clinic is new, open for business, and already boasts an impressive art collection. 

Tendrils

Tendrils © Carolee Clark

“Tendrils”    sold

by Carolee Clark

watercolor (unframed)

14.5 x 16″  

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This is my Different Strokes challenge painting.  It took me half a dozen sketches to decide a composition and idea that I was happy with for this painting.   Then it took me a lot longer to complete than I had hoped, but I am happy with the result.