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Showing posts with label daily painter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily painter. Show all posts
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
have a heart, or two
Hey, who ate two of those chocolate hearts before the painting was done!
See my blog at Nora MacPhail - Artist
Friday, January 13, 2012
Panda
I recently drew this guy while at the Museum, then I painted him in watercolour when I got home.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Friday, December 30, 2011
Saturday, November 19, 2011
tea on tuesday
Time spent with friends is something to be thankful for. We are very fortunate to live in a safe and peaceful country.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Cat Stretch, watercolours on watercolour paper 21x30cm
Well, there is no news that a New Year means new beginnings when it comes to exercise and diets. Also getting fit means to use the legs instead of gas to get to and from work etc.
Cat Stretch,
watercolours on watercolour paper
21x30cm
$45
p&p is FREE
by Trine Meyer Vogsland
Saturday, August 29, 2009
The Beach by Trine Meyer Vogsland, acrylics on paper 24x32cm
Today's painting is inspired by my walks along the beach at Whiting Bay, Arran Island, Scotland this July. It is not Whiting Bay as such but more my emotion when remembering it. My feeling of meditation watching it walking or from a bench.
One Friday evening sitting at Bar Eden, Whiting Bay, looking out at the beach through the window while waiting for my scallops I wrote this in my travel journal.
I'm sitting her, waiting for my scallops, looking out of the window at the most beautiful weather. A wonderful treat after all the rain most days. A white sailboat drifts slowly past a bit further out on the very quiet ocean. A large gullslowly floats up and down in the water in the gentle waves. The beach is quite bare and long. A few rocks and some seaweeds are decoratively spread around. Gorgeous round stones shaped by the ocean in all sizes, colours and patterns lay in heaps around together with shells of so many kinds in abundance.
The sand is slightly redbrown, almost like clay and almost as easy to shape by the look of the amazing sand sculptures evolving as family after family plays with buckets and spades, sand and water on one side of the beach.
The Beach,
acrylics on paper (cold pressed 200g, acrylics paper)
24x32cm
$100
p&p is FREE
Please visit my blog for more info on my work and to contact me. Trine Meyer Vogsland
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