Showing posts with label christmas ornament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas ornament. Show all posts

Thursday, November 21, 2013

Off The Tree by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Off The Tree by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
A favorite and a few pieces of peppermint. I found this pitcher at TJ Maxx and fell in love with it it is shiny but has ridges. I am sure you will see more with this pitcher. Also I bought the little white dish next to the Santa with the piece of peppermint in it. The red candle is one my sister gave me for my birthday many years ago. I am trying my best to keep the background smooth to emphasize the objects of importance. 8X10 oil on canvas panel.

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.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Christmas Cheer

Christmas Cheer
I know I know, I am pushing it a little. I can't help it. Since Christmas is
just around the corner I couldn't help getting a little head start.
6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.
Still life

Friday, October 26, 2012

You Got Red on My Gold

You Got Red on My Gold
I was sitting here just steeling the show when those pesky little
berries had to roll in. They came to close for comfort as their reflection messed things up.
What would I say to them?   You Got Red on My Gold.
6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.
For sale or auction at my DPW gallery. Just follow the link to purchase via PayPal.
I know once again I am pushing Christmas. Why? Because I love it.

Friday, December 2, 2011

To Grandmothers House We Go

To Grandmothers House We Go
I painted this little ornament from my daughters tree.
Don't you love those ornaments that when you look at them years
later it brings back those worm fuzzy memories.
6x8 oil on canvas panel.