These are two girls I don't know taken from pictures I found. The teacher said that it's easier to concentrate on technique, rather than likeness, when you paint people you don't know. So I chose these beautiful girls since they were not looking straight on and the texture of their dresses was something completely new to learn. What a joy these two were! |
This little cowboy was another of someone I didn't know. I loved how the light was hitting his face from the window and enjoyed painting the glass. |
Beautiful Nicole This is a painting of my daughter on her wedding day. It was the very first portrait I painted and one I dreamed of doing for 30 years. A dream come true! |
Mom This is a painting of my mother. She had passed a few years before I painted this so I chose to have the rays of light coming down on her. She would be pleased... |
Fairytale Dyllan This is another painting of my grand daughter at her first Christmas. Her dress was red in the original picture. It was fun to turn it into a fantasy portrait. |
This is a portrait of some friends of mine on their wedding day, Neil and Donna. It was my first commission piece. I was thrilled to have the privilege of painting this for their first anniversary. |
Beautiful Dyllan. This is the second portrait I painted and it's of my grand daughter! She posed so perfectly. |
This is a portrait of my best friend, Amanda's children, Juliet and Regis. |
Beautiful angels that make me think of my grandchildren. |
My daughter Nicole, and grandson, Colton |
Thoughtful Friends |
My granddaughter, Dyllan |
A beautiful Fairy |
Bailey |
Angel on the Moon |
Sweet Aden |