Thursday, October 29, 2015

"Seagull Landing" Bird Series - Fine Art charcoal drawing 5x7 available

My Bird Series is building, here is my Seagull Landing put simply but with strength of line, heightened with white pastel. Go to my Fine Art America site for purchase details.

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Monday, October 26, 2015

"Owl" Bird Series charcoal & white 5x7

As part of my Bird Series I drew this owl in charcoal, based on a newspaper photo by Bruce Stotesbury.

Saturday, October 24, 2015

"Crystal Cove Beach" oil 11x14

On the way to Tofino we stopped at Crystal Cove. It was a dull day so I put in a drop of colour here and there.

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OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS GO TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO SHARED THE TRAGEDY OF THE WHALE WATCHING BOAT CAPSIZING OFF TOFINO ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 25th, 2015. WE WERE THERE JUST DAYS BEFORE.

"Nefertiti" most watched art on my blog

To my many FB FRIENDS - here's flying a kite - if you want this 8x10 oil on ply, no frame, go to www.Paypal.com and send $250 to me at PayPal.Me/artistRonWilson it's secure and if you are not yet a PayPal subscriber it only takes a few minutes, and boy, is it handy to collect or to send money.

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Friday, October 23, 2015

"Lighthouse, San Juan Island" - Washington State

'Disappointed that a sale fell through this week but so far 224 other folks are looking at this pastel on Fine Art America (see the link, right). This lighthouse is iconic on the island, and I love the strong verticals and horizontals of the scene. Of course, I love pastels too....

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Wednesday, October 21, 2015

"Harley in pencil" 7x10

Harley-Davidson is in the news again but it's so iconic, I know that the collector value will keep on going up. Anyhow this actual drawing of mine is available as a print on Fine Art America - different sizes at different prices... Follow the link on my blog.

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Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Bird Series "Quail" 5x7 available now as orig. or print

Quail charcoal on grey Canson paper. I love these little guys, they're so "grounded" and are real family folk to boot.

This is part of my Bird Series portfolio I'm building, I should have quite a number of sketchy birds for you to peruse now.

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Monday, October 19, 2015

"Crystal Cove Beach" vine charcoal 5x8

This Charcoal is so soft and subtle the real is actually better than the scan - like an original vs a print. Anyhow, this sketch is for a pastel I have in mind. A notan helps me to retain the value range. On the road to Tofino BC. We spoke to some surfer dudes who explained the various types of waves they enjoy.

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Friday, October 16, 2015

My brother-in-law -- pastel 7 x 11

My brother-in-law and my sister invited us to join them on a tour of Europe earlier this year. What fun. We saw a lot, Lindsay knew a lot, having been a tour guide in his youth. Sometimes he knew even more than the local guides who showed us around this time. Thanks you guys.

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Saturday, October 10, 2015

My Bird Series - Fine Art charcoal rendering of a hummingbird in flight. 5x7

"Hummingbird" my Bird Series - besides this orignal which is available (contact me for the price), OR, Fine Art America makes prints of my popular paintings and sells them at a reasonable price. Check it out at Ron Wilson on Fine Art America.com

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Thursday, October 01, 2015

"patchwork UK" oil on stretched canvas 16x20

From the hilltop of the White Horse of Westbury one can see for miles. I love the design that the successive farmers made over the years.

Sunday, September 27, 2015

My Bird Series - Guinea Fowl modern 5x7 inches

My children are selling my Bird Series, here's one such. Ask me at kyknoord@outlook.com

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Sunday, September 20, 2015

"Cousin Roger" charcoal 11 x 14

We looked up some distant cousins while we were in London a few months ago. Roger is one of them, drawn with in charcoal highlighted with a white pastel pencil.
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Friday, September 18, 2015

"An English Kitchen" (Yellow Pots) 12 x 24

My eye caught these cast iron yellow enamel pots in the kitchen of our B&B on our last morning in London a couple months ago and I got permission from the owner to paint them. I was going to call them dinosaur pots (why, I don't know) but settled for an English kitchen. Artist Bob Osborne says they are French le Creuset cooking pots and that they last forever.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

"Sunbeams under the Sea and ship's wheel" acrylic 36" x 48"

Looking for a home, my painting, my wheel and my float. Together or separate.
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Monday, September 14, 2015

"Young bird" charcoal sketch

Still exercising to keep my hands active, I did this charcoal sketch using vine charcoal and a white pencil on grey paper.

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Chicken portrait oil on canvas original available for sale - oil 5x7

>This resting fowl (Rooster Resting?) has proved very popular among my family so I am posting on my blog,

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Thursday, August 13, 2015

Getting back into painting again

Recovering from a back injury I have been getting back (!) into painting again by producing these smallies, mostly 3x4 inches.

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if one or more interest you email me ronjbw@gmail.com

Thursday, August 06, 2015

Painting again

Happy that I am starting to paint again after a couple months' lay-off due to a soreness of my hands. This is a little 3" x 4" miniature done in a very rough style. It is the West Mitten, part of the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park from a photograph...although my rendering is crude, it suits the limited movement of my crampy hands which are slowly getting better..

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Email me if you want it, I'll slip it in an envelope for you. ronjbw@gmail.com

Wednesday, August 05, 2015

Stonehenge

Sore back notwithstanding, I limped around the stones a month ago. Fascinating, and to think it was erected about 4500 years ago - nobody really knows how or why.

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