Showing posts with label tractor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tractor. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Painting Challenge Day 2


Continuing with the 3 Paintings in 5 Days, I have chosen some trucks and tractors from earlier paintings. Haven't tried these recently, might have to revisit this theme. And speaking of themes, I seem to love to paint all subjects so my topics are all over the place. Wonder if that is a good or bad thing!
Thanks for following along with this challenge, now to look up some older paintings and decide what will be featured on day 3.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

"Hill Country Tractor"


8 x 10
oil on stretched canvas


What is it about tractors that we find so intriguing? Maybe they wouldn't be so appealing if we actually had to use one for work! Saw this one last year on an OPS painting trip in Fredericksburg, Texas.

Sunday, January 29, 2012

"Nash Farm Tractor"

9 x 12
oil on hardboard


The Outdoor Painter's Society met for their monthly paint out in Grapevine, Texas yesterday and a big thanks goes to Randy Saffle for organizing the cold weather "paint in" with live models and still life setups, and also giving lots of suggestions for painting outside. Guess about half stayed inside while the other half painted outside in colder temps than we would have liked. This tractor was one of the many old pieces of farm equipment at Nash Farm, an old homestead preserved from the early settlement days of Grapevine. 

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

"Out To Pasture"


8 x 10
oil on stretched canvas
sold

Spotted this old rusty tractor out in a field on the back roads of the Texas Hill Country. It might have been put out to pasture as a work horse, but it still holds lots of beauty for an artist's eye.