Blue Grass -Late afternoon clouds billow with sun-struck tops and reflected in a rain puddle, bare trees showing off white and lighter tree trunks, the greenish grass changing to blue to unite with the wet street pavement. I love being 'alla prima' master of my universe! $100 puts it on your wall in a little 7x5"frame. (no tax, free shipping) A perfect hostess gift!
Libby Manchester Gilpatric creates contemporary paintings of New England , coastal and rural, rolling hills, woodlands, people at harbor and sea activity, creative interiors and abstract rhythmic explorations, bringing scenes of outdoor life and wilderness into your home or workplace.
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Saturday, March 18, 2017
Monday, March 6, 2017
Mark, Astern to Port
Mark Astern to Port -- a favorite marine subject as we begin to think about getting back on the water though spring seems far away -- a study for a larger work, oil on canvas panel, 6x8" $100
Thank you for looking at my painting. My work keeps me balanced on an unsettled sea. I am thankful to have this creative outlet and hope it also brings you calm and comfort.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
The Neighbors' View
The Neighbors' View · oil · 10 x 8 · NFS
Sad for us our neighbors of two years moved last summer to Washington, DC. This little view from their back porch just catches a small view to the far shore of the Sakonnet River. I have ratcheted down the intensity of the photo reducing the glare from fresh juicy paint. As soon as it's cured enough, off she goes to join our friends in their new home in Alexandria - a little remembrance of a brief tour of duty at the Naval War College and life in our cozy neighborhood.
Postings will continue now on a more regular basis after a surprisingly hectic fall. Included in the fray has been a lot of experimenting with a pattern drawing method known as Zentangle©, getting reacquainted with my old profession of Hand Lettering and teaching a few small classes, painting abstract works in acrylic, water colors and pigmented cold wax sticks (not all at once) and practicing the art of painting with a palette knife. I will show these from time to time as the spirit and schedule invites. With Halloween behind us, this melodramatic presidential campaign will at last be overwith in a week. Looking forward to celebrating and with relief. Meanwhile, thank you for taking a look at my painting and posting.
Monday, September 5, 2016
Day 4 of 30 in 30 Paintings Beach Roses
Beach Roses Blooming at Beavertail
6x8 inches oil on birch panel
Perseverance showed her mast through the gray as I fiddled with a breaking wave back in June. The painting, forgotten until this week, may be seen or purchased at the Jamestown Town Hall Conanicut Island Art Association Invitational for Portsmouth Arts Guild Members September 19-November 7, Opening Reception October 6. Price TBD.
Saturday, September 3, 2016
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