Showing posts with label Red fox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red fox. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Forest Fox update


More work and another update. I just love putting all those bits of bright color in the fox and the habitat. To me, it is a lot more interesting and pretty than painting the fox all orange and red. It is art after all:)

Thursday, November 13, 2008

Monday, November 3, 2008

Fox on the rocks...


I am almost there with this painting. It is big, bold and colorful...just the way I love art to be! I put in all shades of beautiful color, from oranges to greens to purples and pinks. Kind of a different take on a "red" fox. I want to try and make my art stand out and express myself through use of color. Hopefully others will like what I'm trying to say with my art.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Another one


Another fox painting I'm working on! Next I'll be trying some polar and grizzly bear paintings.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Fox Finish




I changed the habitat on this one, I thought a bright blue looked better than a forest habitat. Its large at 18"x24" and is on Cradled Gesoobord, so no need for framing.

I've been sketching foxes everyday and painting them to learn a lot about them, I've started doing the same with Polar, Black and brown bears now.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

New Fox




Still doing a lot of foxes, trying to learn a lot about how to paint them. I've got the fox painting system down alright. Its a matter of painting pure oranges, reds and yellows with accents of purples and other colors.
Not as easy as you would think though. I've got a good start on him. I need to fine tune his face and paint his eyes and then move into the legs and tail end. The background is loosely painted for now. It will remain loose in the end as I don't strive for photorealism, but I will try and paint a lot more into it.

This is the biggest painting I've done at 18"x24". It is painted on Gessobord 2" Deep cradle. No need for framing this one, which is good because frames are expensive. So this fox will hold his own on a wall, without need for any framing.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Fox a day...


This is a new oil I started as part of my fox a day challenge. Still have some to do, but I got the bulk of the fox done in one day.

Monday, September 29, 2008

Fox a day...




To better understand our subjects, my friends at Wetcanvas started up a 30 challenge. I've chosen my favorite animal, the fox, to do.




These are mainly sketches done in crayon and ink. I'm sure once I can get through my wolf painting I will do more involved work.




Anyway, drawings number 1 and 2...

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Fox Paintings...

"Ready or Not!"
"Fall Colors"



One of my very favorite animals, these creatures are a joy to paint. Their beautiful coloring makes for an eye catching and colorful painting.




These are painted in acrylic on Gessobord. The running fox is titled "Ready or Not!" and I tried to make this fox look like he has just spotted a rabbit or something off canvas and is bounding after it.





The other painting, "Fall Colors", was fun as far as all those beautiful colors, but it really gave me some problems! I repainted the background many times, trying to find the right amount of detail to compliment the fox. The background says "forest" without explaining every pine cone or leaf.