Many of these paintings are featured in the little book that accompanied the show by the same name.The first one is called welcome to Oklahoma. It’s a relatively large and was a painting that was chosen to represent Oklahoma in the national Oklahoma paints the Parks exhibit years ago. There’s a painting of a pretty brooke in Southern Oklahoma An abandoned mansion in Hulbert Oklahoma. Glad I took the time to take some photographs as this year. It is no more. The others are paintings done from sketches on site at Golden Glen, featuring double Spring creek in Cherokee County.
Welcome to my blog where I post recent photos of my work and journal about my life as an artist. I live and work in Tulsa Oklahoma. It is from my early life in the mountains that I developed a love of the natural world which now includes vast prairies and endless skies. To contact me about a purchase all in lowercase letters you can write me at margee and then my last name @gmail.
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Monday, August 10, 2026
Friday, May 08, 2020
a little landscape lesson
Since my class can't meet right now I decided to send them a little assignment. I might as well share it with you too so here it is....
Labels:
instruciton,
landscape,
lessons,
margaret aycock,
oil painting
Friday, October 23, 2015
Gilcrease Museum back 40
This was a painting that I worked on with a class. Each of us kind of created our own little scene using a few photos of skies and hay bales. This particular scene was created with a specific time and place in mind. A favorite walking spot just about a mile from my house on the back 40 of the Gilcrease Museum. I really liked the way it turned out. I quickly took the photo and then realized that I was taking it at the same time of day when the sun is so low and beautiful in the sky. It was perfect lighting except for the shadow cast by the frame on the bottom edge :-) Clicking below will take you to this painting on ebay and give you access to my other paintings in my ebay Gallery.
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Labels:
gilcrease museum,
landscape,
oil painting,
tulsa
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