Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 27, 2019

Contemporary Art Original Paintings Heidi Malott


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"Reset"
6x8 inch 
oil on hardboard panel 


Peaceful, quiet evening walking through a field by the light of the moon.  One of my favorite things.









Saturday, October 26, 2019

Harvest Moon Landscape Oil Painting Original Art


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Harvest Moonlight
oil on panel 
6x6 inch 
2019

Hushed stillness of the fields are exhilarating when bathed by the light of the moon.  I find comfort in our solar system.  It is always there to guide us like a sailor at sea relying on its unwavering position.





Monday, November 14, 2016

Supermoon 2016 Oil Painting Impressionism Heidi Malott


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"Supermoon 2016"
oil on panel
6x6"

View from my back porch of the Supermoon.  It was huge.  Of course my camera would not do it justice at all.  I attempted an oil sketch instead.  



Thursday, June 18, 2015

Light of the Moon Nocturne Lake Oil Painting


"Light of the Moon"
6x6"
oil/primed masonite

Highly textured nocturne painting of the moonlight dancing on the lake.


Wednesday, May 6, 2015

Light of the Full Moon Contemporary Impressionism Original Oil Painting


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"Light of the Full Moon"
6x6"
masonite

Wow, I can't believe how light it has been at night with the full moon which have made my latest nocturne paintings quite colorful.

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Autumn Moon Rural Landscape Harvest Field Original Art


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"Early Autumn Moon"
6x6" oil on gesso panel

In what seems to be overnight the fields look ready for harvest.  I love the colors in thr dried soybean fields against the moon rise.






Thursday, May 31, 2012

Twilight Lake Moon Sunset Impressionist Landscape


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"Twilight Lake"
previously posted 2010

Hello out there :D  
I hope your summer is off to a good start.  Once again, I am hoping to have some painting time soon.  Looking forward to summer:  the kids being home, graduations, a wedding, camping, gardening, canning and other good times.  

Our focus in my household right now is to get "back to the basics" at least that is my plan.  My husband may be on strike for an unknown amount of time.  A reminder that life can be uncertain and the importance of being prepared for "rainy days"  I am pretty competitive by nature and actually look forward to the challenge.  History shows us that hard times come and go and I remember my grandparents stories of resilience and self reliance during rough times in their lives.  One thing they always had was that sparkle in their eye when they talked about how much the little things in life were the most memorable.  As I get older I realize how time seems to fly by.  I think simplifying things and getting back to the basics in the day to day will be a way to slow things down a bit.   

Cheers to summer, I hope it does not fly by too quickly!


Thursday, September 9, 2010

Impressionist Art Sunset Sky Lake Landscape Painting

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"Sunset Impression" Today I painted with a softer brush. I liked the effect, the smoother strokes worked well in translating the ethereal sky.
6"x6" oil on primed masonite art board.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Twilight Lake Moon Landscape Sunset Painting

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"Twilight Lake" The sky seemed so delicate as the last streaks of faded sunlight slipped into the night. All you could hear at this quiet moment was the lake lapping the beach. The moon bobbed on the surface. Then it was time to hike back.
6"x6" oil on primed masonite.

Friday, December 4, 2009

Full Moon Pine Trees Twilight Painting Contemporary Impressionism


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"Romantic Moon" 6"x6" oil on panel. I never tire of seeing the full moon rise and set. The nights have been clear and cold and very bright thanks to the moon.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Full Moon Eagle Marsh Landscape daily painting Contemporary



"Moon Rising" 6" x6" oil on primed masonite.

This is a nearby wetland preservation named Eagle Marsh. As I drive by it is always fun to see how many different birds you may find. Especially in this old dead tree. The moon rising at dusk was an irresistable sight.








Sunday, January 13, 2008

Rain Moon Traffic Intersection Dusk daily oil painting


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"Reflections in the Rain" I love when the mundane becomes magical. The rain and the moonrise transformed this otherwise dreary scene. 6"x6" oil on masonite.