Showing posts with label red barn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red barn. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Saturday, March 1, 2014

BARN OF THE DAY (53) CONTEST

Win today's Barn of the Day

At the start of this Barn a Day folly I went through my inventory file and counted all of the paintings and drawing that I recorded over the years.  That number is now locked away in a secret place where nothing goes and nothing happens...my head.

The person who can guess that number, or whose guess comes closest to the number will win today's barn.


Red Barn 3
Watercolor
8x10
One guess per person
Email your guess to me at -  wfrenzulli@mac.com
Winner will be announced on the first day of spring - March 20th.

Sunday, February 9, 2014

BARN OF THE DAY 33

Today I have a special treat for all you barnadayers...today is a 2-barn day.

The first - Another Red Barn, acrylic 9x12  (sold)




The second - Bill's Barn, watercolor, 3x5, a gift to me by my very talented artist friend, Keyth Kahrs.

Keyth is an amazing super-realist, and this is his answer to by teasing him for painting by numbers.

Thursday, January 9, 2014

BARN OF THE DAY #2 Red Barn Standing Tall


Standing Tall
oil pastel on clay mono type
9x6"
available - un-matted un-framed
$75.00  S&H included


Saturday, November 7, 2009

I CAN ONLY GO SO LONG

before I have the uncontrollable urge to paint another red barn! If anything appears a bit out of kilter in this painting it is the roof...it narrows as it descends, and it shouldn't.


Long Gone...watercolor...6x9"

This may be my last post for several days. I expect to be totally occupied with the preparations for next weeks 7th anniversary snow in the gallery.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

A RED BARN!?

I suppose that one of these days I will get tired of painting red barns, but until then I'll continue to paint them...big, small, short, long, or any which way. When you think about it, it is no different than a figurative painting depicting the human form in one setting after another.


This barn surely exists somewhere. Here it does in a 7x9 watercolor sketch.