Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Southern Born still life by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Southern Born still life by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I went camping last weekend. Of course I could not go without taking my paints and had this old photo of a still life setup so I just had to paint it one more time. What is more southern than sweet and baseball. 7x5 oil on canvas panel. $45,still life,

Monday, March 23, 2015

Almost Tea Time still life floral painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Almost Tea Time still life floral painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I have been painting larger these last few days. I have mostly painted smaller but must say I have quite enjoyed these larger pieces. Floral Still life oil on 20x16 canvas panel.
NFS


Friday, February 6, 2015

Made For Each Other teapot painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Made For Each Other teapot painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
Teapots are so intrigueing, They are wonderful and you never know exactly how it will 
turn out. 7x5 oil still life on canvas panel.

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Time For a Spot of Tea by Angela Sullivan

Time For a Spot of Tea by Angela Sullivan
In case any of you are wondering why I have been slower posting I have had some life changes.
My oldest daughter and her two little boys have moved in with me for a short time and I had to give up my art studio for a bedroom. I have been quite sad about it but the good thing is It is only temperary. I will be moving. We are purchasing an old Victorian Home built in 1880 and I will have a wonderful studio with Windows that are awesome. I will be back soon to my daily paintings. If you are following me please don't quit. I appreciate each and every one of you but sadly and gladly life happens to us all. See you soon.
Oil on 6x6 canvas panel.

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Little Blue Flowers by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Little Blue Flowers by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I painted this a while back at one of my workshops. It was simpler and I was just not quite satisfied with it. I added the vase of flowers and the little blue flowers to the right and also the lemon wedge. I like it much better now. 16x20 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Specialty Tea by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Specialty Tea by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
A while back I bought these specialty tea bags and they just seemed to be right with the two persimmons. Still life oil on 7x5 canvas panel.

Friday, January 3, 2014

Spiced Goodness by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Spiced Goodness by Angela Sullivan
These teabags are in the most beautiful wrappers. They are colorful and bright and I bought them just 
because of that. The raspberry ones are very good some of the others not so good. 
5x7 oil on canvas panel. Still life.

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Friday, August 16, 2013

Tee Time by Angela Sullivan

Tee Time by Angela Sullivan
I bought this ball at the thrift store. It was kinda dirty and worn and I could't help but 
name it Tee Time.
6x6 oil on canvas panel.
JL

Thursday, August 1, 2013

I'm All Cracked Up by Angela Sullivan

I'm All Cracked Up by Angela Sullivan
One of my teapots that I ordered from Ebay.
Lovin it.
I added colors in this which I don't ordinarily use. 
I am pleased with them.
Oil on edge wrapped canvas
12x6


Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Just Two Old Bags by Angela Sullivan


Just Two Old Bags by Angela Sullivan
I couldn't resist that title. I put two gourmet tea bags in a cup and as I looked at them while trying 
to come up with a title what else could it be but
Just Two Old Bags
oil on 6x6 edge wrapped canvas.

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Coffee Break by Angela Sullivan

Coffee Break by Angela Sullivan 
8x10 oil on canvas panel 
Painted a while back for a challenge at www.paintanddrawtogether.blogspot.com
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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Christmas Gathering

Christmas Gathering
There is no time on earth like Christmas...  The visits by family
and friends, The warm cozy feeling of a fire in the fireplace. The comfort of home. The smell of fresh baked cookies and the laughter of children. All these things are what is so special about
a Christmas Gathering.
For sale or auction at my DPW gallery. Just follow the link to purchase via Paypal.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Morning Blend

Morning Blend
A fresh blend of coffee. A few blueberries together they make the perfect
morning blend. I could not resist adding that little clear glass creamer pitcher.
5x7 oil on canvas panel.
For auction or sale at my DPW gallery just follow the link to purchase via PayPal

Sunday, October 14, 2012

A Bug In My Cup

A Bug In My Cup
I continue my quest to paint clear glass things. I got this cup for my daughter while we were on
vacation this summer. It is not as fragile looking as I wanted but it certainly will not be the last.
12x12 oil on gallery wrapped canvas
SOLD

Monday, September 10, 2012

Candy Necklaces

Candy Necklaces
I painted this painting first in 2008 with acrylic paint. That was a long long time ago. I retouched it or painted over it in oil. I am very pleased with how it turned out. If you would like to see the first painting just look for the name Candy Necklaces. 20x16 mixed media. 

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Short and Stout

Short and Stout
There is a childrens rhyme that says
I'm a little teapot short and stout, here's my handle here's my spout.
For some reason this came to mind when I painted this.
5x7 oil on canvas panel

Monday, December 12, 2011

A Flower For Mama

A Flower For Mama
Well! I have been trying to do a painting for my Mama.
As I told you this morning she is moving and wants a pic for her new
room. This is another one so now I can't decide which one. I have been up
painting since 3 am.  Sunny you are right I can't possible choose thus
now I will paint another.... Please stay tuned.
20x16 oil on stretched canvas

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Gray Day

Gray Day
A Teapot and things painted for DPW challenge.
It was a challenge indeed.
7x5 acrylic on canvas panel.