An Art Work A Day

For some reasons my abstracts seems to become emotional while my landscapes are usually more meditative and calming in style. For a period now I will work very intensively on my oil painting and post more than one per day. I'll try to post a mix of the abstract and the realistic so that there hopefully will be something for more visitors. What I will end up painting I do not know. Too often the painting seems to control me and not the other way around hehe.

Towards the Heart
medium: oil on canvas panel
size. 24x30cm (~9.5x12in)
$150

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Flooding From the Mountains
medium: oil on canvas panel
size. 24x30cm (~9.5x12in)
$120

p&p worldwide with International Priority mail (4-7 day Norway-USA) is FREE

The biggest challenge with this one has been to get a decent photo of it. I think I have taken 20 photos and cropped and tried all kinds of settings on the camera and putting it all kinds of places when shooting. It is a pity that this is the best I could do because the painting is very sweet.


Water feeding the Pond,
medium: oil on canvas panel
size: 18x24cm
SOLD to USA

Waterfall

ink on shuen paper

23x34 cm

$50 p&p worldwide included.

Finally yesterday I finished preparing for the Christmas fair this weekend. Now all I need are a few nails to use when hanging my work up. Of course we only have a limited space each so to show what I have been doing the last half year I decided to invest in this big binder with thick plactic sheets and cardboard to put inside. My daughter saw it when she visited last and told me it looked very professional. And of course it is made using recycled paper.

I am satisfied with it myself because by putting different coloured cardboard inside the plastic sheets I not only stiffen it up which preservs the work better, I also give a fake mounted impression and that might help possible viewers imagine how the work will look mounted and framed.

Even though it was very expensive ($ 35 for the binder and nearly 3 for the sheets and in addition the cardboard), I consider getting one per half year to protect my work and to be portefolios for possible buyers and help myself find the right work when you send your purchase inquiries LOL.

If I continue ot be a daily painter and I plan on doing that, then if I add sketches and studies and such as well I end up with around 500 pieces a year and only a few sell so I need to find good ways to store and protect mywork.

Another one of my monochoreme all blue paintings. I hope you like waterfalls. Trine

Blue Brook with Two Falls
Oil on preprimed artist panel 18x24cm
$100 all p&p worldwide included