​Working from charcoal thumbnails I did as a demo in my recent workshop, these small landscapes were so fun - because thumbnails have no color, it allowed me the freedom to choose any color I wanted to create the mood I imagined. Here I imagined finding a field of abandoned wheat flowing into nearby woods. I love the pink sky and touches of purple that enhance the Indian yellow fields.  $95 oil on panel - email evenhus@hotmail.com to purchase

​Working from charcoal thumbnails I did as a demo in my recent workshop, these small landscapes were so fun - because thumbnails have no color, it allowed me the freedom to choose any color I wanted to create the mood I imagined. Here I imagined a steep hillside covered in snow using blue as the predominant color to create a chilly mood.  $95 oil on panel - email evenhus@hotmail.com to purchase

​Working from charcoal thumbnails I did as a demo in my recent workshop, these small landscapes were so fun - because thumbnails have no color, it allowed me the freedom to choose any color I wanted to create the mood I imagined. Here I imagined hunting on Badger Mountain in early Fall, when the colors are changing - love the Indian yellow and the subtle green.  $95 oil on panel - email evenhus@hotmail.com to purchase

​Working from charcoal thumbnails I did as a demo in my recent workshop, these small landscapes were so fun - because thumbnails have no color, it allowed me the freedom to choose any color I wanted to create the mood I imagined. Here I imagined a little snow left on the ground and the meadow is bursting with color.  $95 oil on panel - email evenhus@hotmail.com to purchase

"Cobalt and Crimson" - the more I look at this painting, the more I like it. That blue against
the orange, the neutrals, the bright area above the cots, the green cot, the hole where the stem
was, the spot of blue on the left . . . love it.  Now available as a limited edition (50) print. $30 plus tax & shipping. Email evenhus@hotmail.com to reserve yours.

"Cobalt and Crimson" was done as a demo during my recent "Discover Pastels" workshop.

"Discover Pastels" Beginners Workshop

CHECK OUT the Workshop Page for more photos of my "Discover Pastels" workshop shot by my talented photographer sister, Rachel Howard.

Art Lovers Sunday at Pybus

 

 "Creekside Cadence" was done yesterday during the 2nd Art Lovers Sunday

at Pybus Public Market in Wenatchee. You can see the block-in below and

then below that you'll see the B&W of the finished piece to check values.

I worked on creating pure design, working an composition, value and color.

There were a ton of people come through on Mother's Day - lots of energy,

laughter, and questions from passers by.   9x12" pastel on UArt 280.

 

"Showoff" Finds New Home

"Showoff" an exquisite pastel painting of some of my peonies has found a new home.
During the Pybus Public Market "Art Lover's Sunday" yesterday, she went with a collector who has several of my other paintings. And I know where she lives so I can go visit.  That's the best, since sometimes it's hard to send these out into the world!

Sudden Serenade

"Sudden Serenade" Enjoyed the challenge of this composition - keeping it exciting, keeping your eye moving, keeping daisy shapes simple.  I love the complement of yellow against the purple. Oil on panel Framed $125- plus tax&ship.  Email evenhus@hotmail.com to claim.

Orchid Mystery

"ORCHID MYSTERY" this evening's magic carpet ride ... Each has its own challenges - all different ... I love the limited palette on this one. 6x6" oil on panel  Framed $125 + tax&ship   email evenhus@hotmail.com to claim it.

Spring Storm

I wanted to continue my Daisy series as small oils - this began with the
sketch shown below - my challenge was to keep it simple, like the sketch.
I scrubbed the little vase off a couple times, trying to keep it simple.
I love how the black defines the shape of the petals...

"Spring Storm" Daisy Series #11 6x6" oil on panel Framed $125 plus tax & shipping

Email jennifer@evenhusfineart.com to purchase