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Finally. Saint Squirrel is complete. This will make up a part of the 12 paintings I’m working on for my first art show. The Squirrel Show (real name to be revealed closer to show date), will feature work that preserves Scottish lore, religious iconography and pop culture.
I’ve also created a short animation of still photos and music showing the stages of Saint Squirrel: Protecting You ‘Cause You’re Nuts!, from start to finish.
Saint Squirrel: Protecting You 'Cause You're Nuts!
Title: Saint Squirrel: Protecting You ‘Cause You’re Nuts!
Size: 18″ X 24″
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Date: 2010
Artist: Carollyne Yardley
YouTube: Watch Animation
Title: Evening Golf Squirrel | Medium: Acrylic and Oil (water based) on board | Size: 9 X 11 | Artist: Carollyne Yardley
I finished this 9 X 11 tonight. It went from blue sky to evening sky - to blue sky to evening. Finally, the stars and the moon prevailed. Evening golf. I will post an animation next week of all the various skylines this little painting went through. Many layers. I think it fits the season. Lots of colour and twinkling lights.
Size: 48″ X 36″
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Date: 2009
Artist: Carollyne Yardley
I finally finished this painting last weekend. I started it in November 2008 as an abstract painting. It then morphed into a second abstract painting. And while I enjoy the works of other artists who create abstract paintings, it’s not currently happening, of my hand, at the end of my brush.
After my second attempt at the “genre of abstract”, I sat back a moment and whilst staring into the shapes and figures, I started to see eyeballs emerge. I jumped back into the paint and let my brush follow the natural contours. I felt a great sense of gratification when these wee beasties emerged. I hope you enjoy. (110)
I will revisit this painting next month as it becomes the first progression of a diptych. I intend to continue the scene to the right. Can you see the green dragon’s body?
I’ve also started the first painting from the Jen Steele photo shoot, and hope to have it finished by next month.
Title: Red Haired Mary won by a thin red hair (July 17, 2008):-) See poll results below.
She’s finally done, the painting is finished, and yet she is still unnamed. Maybe I should call her, ‘”Ol what’s her name”.
I will send out a blanket request for votes next week in my newsletter. If you don’t already receive my newsletter - simply sign up on my website at carollyne.com. You can also cast your vote right now - scroll down!
