4 x 4"oil on masonite
sold
Painted on a paprika color as the ground, great for skin.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Preview/Buy
Preview/Buy
The results of the life of a paintaholic.
“It seems to me very important to the idea of true democracy - to my country - and to the world eventually - that all men and women stand equal under the sky...” - Georgia O’Keeffe
Hello - my name is
- Karin Jurick
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
- I'm an artist
My Custom-Made Tabletop Easel & The AlterEasel
My Links
- thepaintoneasel.com
- My Website and Art
- All Gallery Paintings Currently Available
- My Paintings at The Red Piano Art Gallery
- My Paintings at Robert Lange Studios
- My Paintings at Shain Gallery
- My Instagram
- My eBay Store
- 100 Faces BUST-ED
- Zac & Joey's Blog
- Past Paintings Archive
- My YouTube Painting Movies
- My Links to My Favorite Artists
- Interview on Savvy Painter Podcast
- Interview on Blog Talk Radio
- FAQ
My ArtBooks
Preview/Buy
More of My Artbooks
Preview/Buy
"You should keep on painting no matter how difficult it is, because this is all part of experience, and the more experience you have, the better it is... unless it kills you, and then you know you have gone too far."
~ Alice Neel
"If I had the energy, I would have done it all over the country"
- Edward Hopper
~ Alice Neel
"If I had the energy, I would have done it all over the country"
- Edward Hopper
"It's what you carry to an object that counts."
- Andrew Wyeth
- Andrew Wyeth
About Leaving Comments
I welcome comments relating to each specific post - please do not include outside links or your comment will not be posted. Comment moderation is necessary to prevent SPAM left by the losers out there - I recommend all bloggers do the same to stop this nonsense once and for all. Thank you.
"When I'm old and gray, I want to have a house by the sea. And paint. With a lot of wonderful chums, good music, and booze around. And a damn good kitchen to cook in."
~ Ava Gardner
~ Ava Gardner
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(175)
-
▼
August
(18)
- "100 Faces, No. 16"
- "100 Faces, No. 15"
- "100 Faces, No. 14"
- "100 Faces, No. 13"
- "Pasturized"
- "100 Faces, No. 12"
- "100 Faces, No. 11"
- "100 Faces, No. 10"
- "100 Faces, No. 9"
- "100 Faces, No. 8"
- "100 Faces, No. 7"
- "100 Faces, No. 6"
- "100 Faces, No. 5"
- "100 Faces, No. 4"
- "100 Faces, No. 3"
- "100 Faces, No. 2"
- "100 Faces, No. 1"
- "The News in Black & White"
-
▼
August
(18)
Artists To Keep Up With
- Amy Stewart
- Belinda Del Pesco
- Carol Carmichael
- Carol Marine
- Cathleen Rehfeld
- Cathy Engberg
- Charley Parker
- Chris Stott
- Claudia Hammer
- Dan Graziano
- David Boyd Jr
- Debbie Becks Cooper
- Duane Keiser
- Eric Bowman
- James Hart Dyke
- Jeff Hayes
- Jelaine Faunce
- Jennifer Diehl
- Karen Hollingsworth
- Kat Corrigan
- Kat Coy
- Laurel Daniel
- Lisa Daria
- Lorraine Loots
- Mike Barr
- Nancy Colella
- Neil Hollingsworth
- Patti Mollica
- Qiang Huang
- Raymond Logan
- Taryn Day
- Terry Miura
- Timothy Horn
- Tom Brown
- William Wray
- Youqing Want
I Like These Websites & Blogs
Zac & Joey's Blog
Followers
14 comments:
You never stop inspiring me...this time I'm hooked. I'm painting right behind you...lets do this. THANKS
n-i-c-e
Super bueno !!!!
Las pinceladas son como un baile.
Saludo desde Argentina,Liliana
great painting. i love your idea.
Lovely Karin. Are we going to do portraits in Hilton Head? Looks fun.
Hot! I like your flat treatment of the hair. Very effective.
Beautifully done Karin! The face tells many stories quietly!
Love her challenging stare (but I'm not going to challenge her). I will have to try the paprika ground.
great color! I love this series and was selfishly hoping they would all be auctioned. Think what a great book they would make!
Loving this series Karin! Your style..... Also stole your paprika ground idea a few months back and am really enjoying what it does for light and skin tones. Looking forward to November in HH!
I am loving your portraits!
Wonderful! You always handled the brushstrokes and colors so well! I have loved painting on different colored, intense grounds since starting with pastels. It is so much fun to see what happens on bright grounds!
They start looking kinder, every new one :-)
nothing like a portrait challenge to sharpen the skills...
Post a Comment