For the love of paint! Small landscapes, tablescapes, peoplescapes in oil.
Labels: palette knife painting, Roxanne Steed Fine Art, spoon, still-life small oil painting, white tea cup
posted by Roxanne Steed at
8:28 PM
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Home schooling my daughters encouraged me to renew my childhood love of art. "Mom, teach us to draw" became the motivation to rededicate myself to drawing and painting. As a Navy wife for over twenty-five years, I have been able to live in some of the most beautiful towns on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts as well as travel to Hawaii, Singapore, Italy, France, England and Ireland. I've pursued my formal art education along the way at Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts in Old Lyme, CT; The Art League School in Alexandria, VA; and Watts Atelier in Encinitas, CA.
I find the textural quality of paint an exciting element of painting as much as design, composition, and color. Evoking an emotional response to a 'sense of place' is a great thrill for me. I use palette knife by itself or in a combination with a variety of brushes to reach my desired aim in my paintings.
What do I love in a painting? One that is compositionally strong - that will draw me in from across the room....rewarding me when I am close up to it with an interesting finish; a wow-factor of that last wonderful detail. Done, but not "done to death".
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4 Comments:
Beautiful as always Roxanne! Love the subject and your wonderful knife work!
Thanks so much Norma! It's so good to be back in the studio!
Delightful!! Love how you handle that paint, looks like frosting!
Thanks Diane! It's such a wonderful feeling to handle oil paint like that!- It just feels so satisfying (and no calories like the frosting! haha).
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