Showing posts with label art for home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art for home. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Fat Cat Series, Cats, Sketches, Daily Drawing, Art Journals,

Fat Cat Series # 4










Large and lazy kitty, finally on her tummy, contemplating getting up off the bed for a while. Probably to check to see if her food dish has anything in it. 
She gets exceedingly anxious if she finds it empty.

Friday, July 11, 2014

Tracy Haines Colorado landscape fall foliage aspen mountains



Colorado Fall, 5x7 oil on canvas panel,  $ 35

One of my favorite things to do in the fall is ride my little motorcycle along the barren dirt roads near our cabin.  Often, campers have fires going. The crisp fall air combined with the smell of burning logs and pine tree is simply intoxicating. I break out in song as I ride. Can't help it.

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Tracy Haines fine art original art affordable paintings birds



This painting, entitled  Pretty Bird ( EB #133) is a 5x7 oil on canvas panel. 
Love birds.  We used to have a nasty conure named Sal.  He was pretty, but he liked no one.  He was just a miserable bird.  I felt bad constantly, seeing Sal cooped up in his cage.  We finally gave him to another person who loved birds and was willing to put up with Sal's lousy attitude.  I don't know this bird that I painted here.  He looks like a nice bird though.....

Saturday, June 28, 2014

Tracy Haines landscape art original impressionistic impressionists oil paintings colorful Colorado art



Tangles( EB123) is an 8x10 oil painting on masonite. 

I was shooting photos of my son, his date, and friends at a local park for homecoming pictures.  The light was great; I got distracted and started thinking as an artist, not a mom, to the consternation of son! ;) Got great pics and a nice painting though!


Thursday, April 3, 2014

Tracy haines fine art, paintings, oils, acrylics, pastels Coloful, Colorado landscapes,rivers, streams,mountains,trees, snow, affordable, wall art

Blue Streams is a small 5x7 acrylic on canvas panel study from Lair of the Bear. I am reworking a similar scene as a very large painting.  This study was a re-working of the larger first attempt- changing a few shapes and structures for a better over all design.