Photographed at the Whitehall Mansion’s peony gardens two years ago, this is one of my favorites. I have painted two other versions of this painting as commissions, each slightly different–one a 5×7″ and the other a 22×28″.
Image Size: 8×10″ NFS Collection: The artist
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June11th
Pink Peony
Posted in: Floral-Garden
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June5th
This is a painting of our Shitzu named Sadie. She was tiny; the runt of the litter. She was sweet as she could be, but prissy and very stubborn. She’s been gone a few years but we still miss her. This was when she was younger, but we kept her coat in a “puppy cut”, so even fully grown so she never looked her age. Hummm…wonder why puppy cuts don’t work for us…..
Image Size: 7×6″ NFS Collection: S. Mudd, Louisville, KY -
May30th
Mango Tango
Posted in: Still Life
In this painting I used multiple layers of dark paint for the background. I frequently use “peach black” and mix it with another color so it isn’t so flat. Some people think you can’t get dark darks with watercolors, but I do believe you can!Image Size: Approx. 5×7″ Sold Collection, KM, Ipswich, MA
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May26th
Green Onions on a Plate
Posted in: Still Life
I love producing closeups. I purchased the onions, but made up the plate in the background.
Image Size: 6×9″ SOLD Collection: KM, Ipswich, MA -
May25th
Three Strawberries
Posted in: Still Life
It’s strawberry season in Kentucky and I couldn’t resist painting a few. In this painting, I used frisket to cover the seeds before I began painting. I painted the body of the strawberries in one step, fusing colors from yellowish to dark crimson red. The leaves and stems were next, then I removed the frisket and finished the seeds.
Image Size: 5×7″ SOLD Collection: B.D., Dallas, TX
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April13th
Elephant Hug
Posted in: Animals
“Elephant Hug” was inspired by a photo I took at the Louisville Zoo. Zoo animals are good subjects to paint and always surprise you with their antics. I took this photo several years ago when I went there with my daughter, Sara and her service dog, Mac. The animals loved Mac and were entertained by him, walking with him along the fences, gathering close to him in groups when we stopped. I guess people are boring after awhile, but another animal outside the fence was a thrill. I was happy to see no animals were afraid of him nor became aggressive or upset. It was a memorable day.
Image Size: 14 1/2x 22″ Price: $425 Purchase: Please email me for availability.
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Kentucky watercolor artist, Judy Moore Mudd
