Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

Friday, January 28, 2011

Yellow Sunflower Block Oil Painting


This impressionistic painting was inspired by my love of the sunflower.

It has a very raised, textured, impasto center. I used oils and this lovely flower doesn't need a frame since it's staple free and painted black on the sides to display without a frame. Varnished to protect it from dust and ensure longevity.


imension:
5x7x 1- 1/2" gallery wrapped canvas

Media: Oils


Click here for more information on Yellow Sunflower Block oil painting

Monday, June 21, 2010

Yellow Sunflower Art Pendant


I just wanted to share another one of my pendants that jewelry designer Susy Paredes of Earthexpressions created from one of my original paintings.

This beautiful pendant is handmade from a square recycled glass tile decoupaged with a beautiful photography print of my original painting, "Yellow Sunflower". She coated it with jewelry grade resin to give it a shiny glass-like finish and long lasting protection.  It has exceptionally vivid colors, a unique thick bevel, and a lovely sheen. I'm so pleased with Susy's work!

Dimensions:
Measures 1" x 1" x 1/4". Large silver plated aanraku bail is attached for easy stringing.

Comes with a black leather 17" single strand necklace.
Gift box included.

Special Introductory Price! Click here for my Etsy link to  Yellow Sunflower Art Pendant.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Yellow Buttercup


I have yellow buttercups that have sprouted all over my yard. My father, the proverbial gardener, brought some little saplings that he had pulled from his own garden, to share with me. I planted them over 10 years ago and they're still going strong! Every time I see a new seedling sprouting from some unsuspecting spot, I think of "Papi" who is no longer with us but his spirit of  generosity and love continues to bloom in my garden.

This impressionistic oil painting has already found a happy home but you can click here for prints and cards from FineArtAmerica.

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Thursday, April 1, 2010

Spring Has Sprung!


Copyright 2010 Maria Soto Robbins


Angel Ray,from MuseSilk Painting blog had a lovely post about Artists in Bloom. One of the featured paintings was my little Yellow Hyacinth Oil Painting ACEO listed on Etsy. Spring has sprung indeed!
Thank you, Angel!

Dimension: 2.5 x 3.5 x 1/8" gessoed masonite

Media: Oils


Please check out my Etsy store to purchase Yellow Hyacinth ACEO and receive a free easel with your purchase!

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Modern Yellow Hibiscus Pendants




This pendant has been hand made by me. The focal point of this work is an abstract, impressionistic yellow hibiscus done with acrylics on watercolor paper. It is an original one of a kind work of art. It is made in the same manner as my larger works, but measures from the bail, 1 x 1 inches. The painting has been sealed with a beveled glass which gives it a deep, multi-dimensional appearance. The completed work is set into a pewter bezel of silver tone and suspended from a metallic silver tone necklace choker with a screw-on type clasp.




Choker length: 18"


Giftbox included.




$20.00 (Free Shipping, thru Etsy, until June 16th!)

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Papi's Yellow Buttercup


Yellow Buttercups

Several years back my father, who loved to take care of his garden, brought me some cuttings of yellow buttercups that had sprouted all over his yard. I planted them in my garden but not really expecting them to grow much. After all, plant propagation is not really my strong suit-lol! However, these little flowers took off like you wouldn’t believe! To this day, they grow in my yard, where nothing else would dare to tread! So, in honor of Papi’s “gift”, I painted this little, hardy flower, the Buttercup. It’s now listed in my shop.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

New Art Pendants!


I’m so pleased with my new pendants! They’re small paintings done on watercolor paper, then they’re encased and sealed with a water resistant resin which gives it a glass like appearance. The completed work is set into a pewter, silver tone bezel and suspended from a metallic necklace choker with a magnetic lath type clasp. Real easy to put on and off!! I love the finished product...

Let me know what you think! I need your input…