Showing posts with label piggy bank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piggy bank. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Hope For Tomorrow still life painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan


Hope For Tomorrow still life painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
It is so nice to be painting daily again. Such a relief from everyday stress. 

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Telling Secrets cherry painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Telling Secrets cherry painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I have always admired Carol Marines piggy bank paintings. I recently got this one from Hobby Lobby. It actually is white but I wanted to push that around a little. 
5x7 oil still life on canvas panel

Thursday, February 27, 2014

I Have Something You Want by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

I Have Something You Want by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I have still been pushing the limits to see just how subtle changes in value can really make
or break a painting. I really am liking this one. 5x7 oil still life on canvas panel.

Sunday, February 2, 2014

Financial Adviser by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Financial Adviser by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
I just love this little piggy bank and with the pear stem pointing so....I just had to name it Financial Adviser. 5x7 oil on canvas panel still life.

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Saving For A Rainy Day by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Saving For A Rainy Day by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan
If you have wondered why I have not posted for a few days it is because I have been locked in at the hospital for three days. When the snow storm began I got a call from the hospital at 11am that they were sending the National Guard to pick me up for my shift which would began at 7pm. I had no option but to go as I am a critical care nurse. We camped out on mattresses on the floor with all of the ICU staff sleeping in the same conference room. They fed us and kept us warm and even arranged for showers and personal needs of course. We could not leave the hospital until today when the weather warmed up enough for us to leave. Wow!!! That was not fun. There is no place like home.
5x7 oil on canvas panel.

Thursday, July 4, 2013

Bacon and Eggs by Angela Sullivan

Bacon and Eggs by Angela Sullivan
Hi! I am a pig. Not just any pig I tell you but a pink pig. I don't have hair and I don't like anything about slop. I must tell you that I found a wonderful friend. He is this chicken. You see...I have never been understood before. Hanging around with pigs just proved to make me feel well...ordinary but being with this chicken makes me see how special I am. Now when people look at us it must seem a little strange. I over heard some guy the other day as he passed us whisper Bacon and Eggs....What does that mean? Must be something good.
6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas.

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Saving Grapes




Saving Grapes
I usually paint with a limited palette but sometimes feel a little 
stagnant in that. I find that without really meaning to I always use a lot of blue. 
I decided to try some new colors for a fresh change. Only one new color was 
introduced besides my norm. The new color is Master's Touch from Hobby Lobby. 
The color is not artist grade but is still nice if you can look past that. Today I used
a nice blue called LT GRAPHITE
I will use it again. 
Oil on 6x6 gallery wrapped canvas.
This is for auction or sale at DPW check out my gallery there.

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Red Pig

Red Pig
I had so much fun painting the little pig yesterday that I just had to try it once more. 
Yep! had just as much fun today...Hope you like.
4x4 oil on canvas panel
Unavailable

Friday, June 8, 2012

Here's Looking at You Kid

Here's Looking at You Kid
Yep looking straight at ya!. I really had fun painting this one. 
Isn't it funny how you can paint and realize that you are smiling.
I am still smiling as I post this.
4x4 oil on canvas panel
Unavailable

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Sweet and Sour Pork

Sweet and Sour Pork
This is a painting of a little clear tinted blue vase I found somewhere
about two years ago but have been kinda apprehensive about painting it until
today. It was quite fun. I must confess that I did study Helen Coopers paintings to determine
how I should approach the colored glass. Check out her blog. This was so much fun.
I do find lemons quite a challenge too. Oh yeah and that crazy wide up pig was
just begging to be painted once again.
6x8 oil on canvas panel
$50


Monday, December 12, 2011

Those Wide Eyed Piggy Banks

Those Wide Eyed Piggy Banks
I originally painted this for my mother. She lives with my
sister and they are getting a new house. My mom wanted a painting for
her new bedroom. I really like this so I decided to keep it for my selfish self.
Keep looking I will be posting hers as soon as I am done.
 Oil on 20x16 stretched canvas.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

In The Corner

In The Corner
Once again I painted Carol Marines little pigs.
They are so much fun to paint.
Painted yesterday for the challenge at DPW
5x7 acrylic on canvas panel

Sunday, September 4, 2011

One Pig Two Pig

One Pig Two Pig
I really enjoyed painting these little pigs. 
Painted for a challenge at DPW
Thanks Carol Marine
8x10 acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas
No Longer Available

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Where's The Money?


Where's The Money?
Hidden within is hidden money. 
How much you may ask.
Maybe we should break him and see.
5x7 acrylic on canvas panel
To purchase contact me

Sunday, March 6, 2011

It's A Pig's World

It's A Pig's World
Things arranged by an adult without thoughts of the
children who live here. A little piggy bank found nearby
and placed among the more valuable things.
If you ask me he seems to take the show
proving once again that It's A Pig's World
24"x24" acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas
Unavailable

Thursday, March 3, 2011

This Little Piggy

This Little Piggy
This little piggy went to market because
he had saved his money for a rainy day.
$80
To purchase contact me
5x7 acrylic on canvas panel