Highrock Moss

This is a little painting I did during this past winter

en plein air. Clambering around on old worn rock

outcroppings, covered here and there with moss,

always reminds me of what will

endure here on "mother earth" despite us.

Oil on board 6 x 6.

Comments always welcomed.

Jeffrey

New Mexico Thunderhead

This towering thunderhead will bring much needed rain to the high desert of New Mexico. There is really no more awesome sight than these amazing castles in the sky.

"New Mexico Thunderhead"
by Kathleen Stuart

11x14 watercolor on wrap around canvas

finished with acrylic varnish

$225

please contact kstuart@keyed.com

Floating on a Cloud, Watercolor by Patrice Schooley

Floating on a Cloud

11 x 14 Watercolor

by Patrice Schooley

Available Directly from the Artist, Commissions Welcome

Patrice.Schooley@comcast.net

We all must take responsibility to keep our air clean for future generations.

$175

Freshly Scented

Freshly Scented

by Janette Slack

8" X 10" Matted; Watercolor

$50

50% of the sale of this painting will be donated to ORA (Organization for the Rescue of Animals)

To Purchase Contact: JanetteArt@mts.net

Have you ever taken a long look down a supermarket aisle, with its overwhelming display of household products? Each day, it seems that one more bathroom cleaner, detergent, or air freshener has been added to the already burgeoning store shelves. Sooner or later, the chemicals and toxins in these products end up in the environment - in our water, in the air that we breathe, and the food that we eat.

Thankfully, there are many natural alternatives that can be used. One of my favorite air fresheners is dried lavender flowers. Freshly-cut lavender can be hung upside down until dry; this will allow the flowers to keep their wonderful scent. They can then be used as potpourri, in a room, a drawer, or underneath a pillow for a relaxing night's sleep!

Peach Cobbler Acrylic by Patrice Schooley

Peach Cobbler

12 x 12 Acrylic

by Patrice Schooley

Available Directly from the Artist, Commissions Welcome

Patrice.Schooley@comcast.net

$125
There is nothing like a summer peach cobbler made from ripe peaches picked that day!

Return of the Swallows by Patrice Schooley

Return of the Swallows

11 x 14 Acrylic

by Patrice Schooley

Available Directly From the Artist, Commissions Welcome

$125

Their graceful return every year always reminds me of this poem by Emily Dickenson:

Hope is the thing with feathers

That perches in the soul -

And sings the tune without words

And never stops - at all.

Pots, Peas and Pail

Well, these aren't vegetables, yet! Sugar peas grow quickly in my backyard climate at this time of year.

9x12

Acrylic on Canvas

Gazpacho Acrylic by Patrice Schooley

Gazpacho

A Summer Favorite

12 x 12 Acrylic

by Patrice Schooley

Available Directly from the Artist, Commissions Welcome

patrice.schooley@comcast.net

$75

Pesto, Anyone?

"Pesto, Anyone?"

Watercolor by Kathleen Stuart

10"x13" image

16"x20"mat

$125

available from the artist at kstuart@keyed.com

Pick A Pepper Pug - Craig & Tanya Amberson

"Pick a Pepper Pug"

About This Painting: Colorful painting by husband and wife artists Craig and Tanya Amberson. This piece is sure to add some spice to any collection.

10% of sale will go to Old Dog Haven senior dog rescue.

Media: Acrylic
Size: 11 in X 14 in on gallery wrapped canvas

How to Purchase:
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Eggplant, Orange, and Pepper

Original still life by ©Debbie T. Chavers 2009. Painted on 6x8 panel with acrylics. Can be purchased for $75 by contacting artist at debbiechavers@gmail.com

Radishes

Radishes #2

About This Painting:
Daily Painting

Media: Oil on Board
Size: 10 in X 8 in (25.4 cm X 20.3 cm)
Price: $75 USD

How to Purchase:

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Price: $75 USD plus $12 USD s/h
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Heat - Carol Chretien

This painting is oil on canvas and was painted with my love of still life when I was a frequent contributor to Wet Canvas. I set up the still life as an exercise.

It was gifted to a good friend who admired it.

I had a good time shopping for the peppers ...what color in the produce aisle!

Carol Chretien

Turnip Greens by V. Bridges-Hoyt

#9025

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Mess of Turnip Greens

20"x16" oil on canvas
unframed

© Vernita Bridges-Hoyt 2009

15% of this sale will be donated to

Texas Children's Cancer Center.

email artist@vbridgeshoyt.com

Las Huertas Grapes

Grapes made into wine are a source of pleasure, from the growing, harvesting, aging and finally drinking. My brother-in-law, Paul Fish has a vineyard in New Mexico which is the inspiration for many of my grape paintings. Paul is the husband of Green Palette artist Patrice Schooley, my sister.

16"x20" watercolor on wraparound canvas

finished with acrylic varnish

no frame needed

$350

please contact Kathleen at kstuart@keyed.com

Where the Crows Gather....Carol Chretien

Plant a tree...renew your resources. That is something that we can do.

This painting is one of my favorite trees in my town. It lives at the edge of the woods and looks as dead as can be until Spring. That in itself is pretty renewing.

I think of it as an old sentinel standing guard at what is left of dwindling open space but thankfully our town does have a fair share that is open.

If you like the painting you can check it out on Ebay at the buy now price as listed.

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a portion to help homeless animals is dedicated to rescue from every piece of my artwork sold.

Carol Chretien

Prickly Pear Beauty

Prickly Pear Beauty

by Kathleen Stuart

12"x16" watercolor on wrap around canvas

finished with acrylic varnish

no frame needed

$250

please contact kstuart@keyed.com

Growth by Leaps and Bounds Original Dog Acrylic by Patrice Schooley

Growth by Leaps and Bounds

8 x 11 Acrylic

by Patrice Schooley

Available Directly from the Artist, Commissions Welcome

patrice.schooley@comcast.net

$150

Family Ties

Family Ties

by Janette Slack

20" X 24"; Watercolor

During the month of May, nesting Canada Geese are a common sight. It's great fun to wander around ponds and lakes, observing the females with their hatchlings from a distance.

Canada Geese are renowned for having close-knit families; the young usually remain with their parents until the following spring. After they are only a few days old, the goslings perform a "triumph" ceremony, involving honking, head-bobbing, and soft grunting sounds. This ceremonial display is thought to strengthen the bond between family members.

The status of male geese doesn't depend on individual size, but rather on the size of the family.

Males of larger, more close-knit families are generally more aggressive and higher in rank. Canada Geese mate for life, and will seek a new mate only when the original mate has died.

EarthDay - Make Something Grow

HAPPY EARTHDAY!

Make something grow today.