SOLD Free Painting Deep Forest Waterfall

SOLD Free Painting

This 11x14" acrylic painting on a canvas card is offered free!
Just pay $10.95 to cover the cost of shipping & handling!

Normally priced at $45, just enter the coupon code Deep on my website Davis Galleries Landscape Art to receive $45 off the regular price!

SOLD Rocky Mountain Waterfall Painting On Glass

SOLD Something a little different. This 5x7 acrylic painting of a Rocky Mountain waterfall and meadow is done on glass and includes the gold leaf frame. Varnished for protection it's ready to display.

This painting can be purchased for $30 minus 25% off from my website at Davis Galleries Landscape Art.

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Original Painting "Spring!"

Spring breaks out in this original painting of a snow melt feed stream.

Spring!
24" x 18" (61.0cm x 45.8cm)
Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
$100 plus $4.95 shipping and handling in the US
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"Waterfall At Lohr Lake" 16x20 Mixed Media on Canvas

Here's a small waterfall on a lake in Ann Arbor. The base colors are acrylic with oil highlights.

ACEO Hidden Waterfall 2.5x3" Canvas Card

Well, I thought I'd try something different today and paint an ACEO. Ironically, at least to me, I found painting "small" harder than painting on a larger support. It's a little like writing; it's much harder to keep it short and effective than long. Even simple things like determining how to use my easel to hold the ACEO card was a challenge. (I ended up cutting a "holder" slot in a 16x20 piece of feather-weight board...it worked just fine)