THROUGH THE EYES OF AN ARTIST: table cloth

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Saturday, October 1, 2016

I Am Not Playing still life painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

24x12 oil on stretched canvas. I love painting instruments and clear glass and grapes,

in other words everything.

Thursday, August 18, 2016

Gathering still life painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

While I was camping at LaGrange , Ga. I bought fruit and set this up on the Picnic table. My camera

took this a little darker than it actually is. 10x8 oil on canvas panel.

Sunday, October 25, 2015

One Eaten still life painting by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan

Oil on 20x16 canvas panel.

Friday, June 21, 2013

Sitting on The Edge by Angela Sullivan

Sitting on The Edge by Angela Sullian

We started out among a whole bunch of cherries on the produce isle at Walmart. Thrown

in among the rest we did not seem special at all. Then she walked by with that little plastic bag. She reached down among the dark rich red cherries and picked a handful of us up. Without thought she plopped a few in her mouth and as she savored the rich thick sweetness we shook in our boots. Yes sir re! We scrambled as fast as we could to the bottom of the bag. Now at home on the kitchen table we are trying to decide if we should jump as we find ourselves Sitting Here on the edge wondering whatwill be next.

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Breaking Away

Ever felt tied to something? Ever needed to break away?

Me too........

8x8 Oil on canvas panel

still life

No Longer Available

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Rapture in Red

Something I have longed to do is paint believable flowers. I haven't the

slightest idea how to accomplish this so I just grabbed a brush and

SOLD

went to work and this is what I come up with. It is much better in person.

I am satisfied with it. Hope you enjoy.

8x6 acrylic on canvas panel

$98

Monday, June 28, 2010

Fine Things

Sometimes we get caught up in having the most fashionable and the best but sometimes the fine things are right before our eyes. An old pitcher and a few old fashioned roses remind me of home. A home from yester year. A home where I used to play with my doll Thumbelina and the items in my play house were old dishes mom let me play with.

All of these were of course the "Fine Things".
16x20 acrylic on stretched canvas
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