Showing posts with label wood ducks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood ducks. Show all posts

Monday, March 1, 2010

Rolling Stop

Rolling Stop Oil on board 14" x 14"
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Yes, it's the duck pulltoy again. I keep coming back to the little rascals for more punishment painting adventures! Hoping to pick up some sort of white or beige flowers at Trader Joe's tonight.

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Ducks on Mauve

Ducks on Mauve 6" x 6" Oil on Canvas Panel $95.
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Today I re-discovered for the 50th time: Blocking in colors/values before attempting to paint details is a GOOD THING. Not only do you HALVE your paint time, it's easier to see THE BIG PICTURE before you get out of joint because details aren't going so great. Oh and I do so get out of joint! Doh!

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Around the Bend

Around the Bend 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel $95.
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Googly Ducks II

Googly Ducks II 12" x 12" Oil on Canvas Panel NFS
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Monday, December 29, 2008

Googly Ducks I Antique Duck Pulltoy Painting

Googly Ducks I 6" x 6" Oil on Canvas Panel N/A
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Here's our little duck friends again. I warmed up on this painting and started a bigger (12" x 12") one late in the day. Hoping to finish that tomorrow sometime.

Monday, December 22, 2008

Vision Restoration at Hoeptner Desktop Clinic


Today a darling set of pulltoy duckies became sighted (and even more darling) when artist and dedicated connoiseur of frivolous pursuits, Diane Hoeptner fitted each with custom GOOGLY EYES. The grateful duck family agreed to pose for another round of portrait paintings. The portraits will be showcased on this blog in the near future.

Friday, December 5, 2008

Mama Ducky Repaint

Mama Ducky Repaint 7" x 5" Oil on Canvas Panel, N/A
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I wanted to see what one of my older duck pull toy paintings would look like if I added eyes. I ended up repainting the whole thing.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Ducks in a Row

Ducks in a Row 8"x 10" Oil on Canvas Panel SOLD
If interested, please email: diane@dianehoeptner.com
Here's the wood duck pulltoy again. This one is a little bigger, 8x10. It's for the 4th Annual True Value Vintage show at the Pop Shop Gallery in Lakewood, OH. I added "googly eyes" to the front two ducks and left the back ducky asleep.

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Blue Ducky II

Blue Ducky II 7"x 5" Oil on Canvas Panel $95
If interested, please email: diane@dianehoeptner.com

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Mama Ducky

Mama Ducky 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel N/A
For purchase information: diane@dianehoeptner.com

Friday, September 5, 2008

Red Ducky

Red Ducky 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel $95
For purchase information: diane@dianehoeptner.com

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Blue Ducky

Blue Ducky 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel N/A
For purchase information: diane@dianehoeptner.com
I'm enjoying working on 5x7 panels as opposed to the 6x6's... A lot of the compositions I want to do won't work in a square format... Plus they're super easy to find frames for!! May do a few more in this size.

Monday, September 1, 2008

Yellow Ducky

Yellow Ducky 5" x 7" Oil on Canvas Panel $95
For purchase information: diane@dianehoeptner.com
This little wood duck is part of an old pull toy. He's the only one who still has his googly eyes--which are browned and scratched from age. Yep, I'm painting the duck pull toy again. And there will be more after this one! I just realized the red wheel is a little lopsided ...and will probably go back in and touch that up later. The more I paint this old pull toy, the easier it is to achieve that sort of heavy paint/loose brushwork that I so love and aspire to do EVERY time.

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Ducks II

Ducks II 6" x 6" Oil on Canvas Panel N/A
Yes, I painted the ducks again. This time with a red pull string...

Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Wood Duck Pull Toy

Wood Duck Pull Toy 8" x 8" Oil on Canvas Panel
This 1940's duck pull toy is so cute. I'm sure I'll paint it again. Ducks originally had "googly eyes" and all but one on the yellow duck had been plucked out... I like 'em better without googly eyes.