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Tuesday, September 05, 2017

Happy Dragon


Title: Happy Dragon
Medium: Acrylic
Genre: Fantasy
Size: 6x8 inches


Miniature acrylic painting on wood panel. Whimsical, cute, happy dragon sitting on a stone, with a cat, a bird, and a butterfly. Also a column and an anthropomorphic tree. Signature in upper left, on column.











Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Snack Time


Title: "Snack Time"
Medium: Acrylic on stretched canvas. wired and ready to hang.
Genre: Animals
Size: 6x6 inches

After I painted the frog, it seemed as though he was looking intently at something. The painting didn't seem completed.  What better to capture a frog's attention than a big, fat, juicy fly.

Thursday, May 28, 2015

Green Fairy



"Green Fairy" 9x12 acrylic on Raymar panel.
© Theresa Taylor Bayer 2015

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Tuesday, October 07, 2014

Witch Pumpkin



"Witch Pumpkin" 5x7 ink, colored pencil, and gouache, on ivory toned bristol paper (acid free, lignin free). 

Below is an older version from years ago in acrylic. I wanted to make the new version more lively and full of fun characters. 

Both versions ©Theresa Taylor Bayer




"Witch Pumpkin" ACEO acrylic on illustraiton board, sold.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Tree & shadows watercolor study

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"Big Tree by the River" watercolor on 140# Arches CP paper, 5x7.

For a while I was in a slump with my acrylics. Every painting started out well, and somewhere between "good enough" and "overkill" the painting would die. After having this happen to several paintings in a row, I decided to take a break from acrylics and do some watercolors. This turned out a good strategy, as it gave me a chance to break free, have some fun, and relax into the painting.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Backyard Fantasy Grisaille underpainting


"Back Yard Fantasy" 8x8 acrylics on wood.
This is another of Daily Paintworks challenges: the view out your window. There is a big, beautiful pecan tree in our back yard and plenty of squirrels & cats, so that part of the picture is accurate. The rest, well, who's to say what else someone might see in their yard besides ordinary reality?

This is an underpainting done in violet oxide and will be glazed over in various colors. Hooker's green for sure, maybe also magenta and transparent yellow oxide. We'll see.