Showing posts with label Floral-tulips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Floral-tulips. Show all posts
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Winner Tulip Image Giveaway !
Thanks so much to everyone who participated. I appreciated the kind comments and appreciated hearing from all.
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Tulips Original Painting and Photo GIVEAWAY
by Tom Willa
WIN A FREE TULIP ORIGINAL PAINTING OR PHOTOGRAPH!
Choose your favorite and let me know which one you select by posting a comment on this blog.
You may also send an email, or message by carrier pigeon. I will confirm receipt of your choice within 48 hours (Longer if by carrier pigeon.). Everyone who votes will be entered in a random drawing to be held on June 18th, 2009. The winner will receive the creation they selected. It will be shipped matted, ready for framing. If you would like more information about individual images or want to view more details of each one, click on the label Floral-tulip in the sidebar. Thanks for taking the time to choose your favorite tulip image.
Best regards happy summer,
Hearts and Trees
7x5 Photograph
By Tom Willa
Here's the last in image in the Tulip Series. That means later today or tomorrow, I will be posting the information about Winning a Free Tulip Image. Stay tuned it is going happen.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Red Yellow

Red Light, Yellow Light
6x9 Soft Pastel on Art Spectrum Color fix
by Tom Willa
$60
May tulips are still hanging around this is number six in the series. I may have one more of these in me but the tulip series is just about over for '09. I found these two growing in a yard of church in downtown Renton. I have a photo shoot this afternoon so I can't dilly dally to long, have a wonderful Wednesday. Peace out.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Purple Step
12x16 Pastel on Art Spectrum Color Fix
By Tom Willa
$90 matted 16x20
Hi everybody. The tulip series continues. I scouted out some purple tulips growing around town, they became the motivation for a little surrealism. A long time ago when I first started painting, I kept a dream journal (college course assignment) it was fun. Like writers who keep the note pad by the bed you keep your sketch book on the night stand. It was a kick to wake up start drawing subconscious thoughts consolidating them onto a page. I think this is where my habit to wake up start painting immediately and my fine tuning of painting image concept mentally comes from. Well the day has begun to slip away, I have to go the gym for some exercise before the rain storm arrives. Stay dry,stay comfortable and most of all stay happy with you.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Pink Light

Pink Light
8x10 Soft Pastel on Art Spectrum Color fix
by Tom Willa
$65 , $75 framed
April 27th the day after Arts Unlimited art show, it was a very comfortable location at the Taste of the Landing in Renton. We had space in a vacant commercial building with plenty of space. Everyone was most pleasant, the number of people was okay, the reality of showing at a combination event was no sales for us. Our 10x10 space was expanded to 15x10 which makes everyone a lot more comfortable. The hard part about a day like that is getting motivated to paint,again. This made me realize why I paint is to capture the beauty, presenting others with my view of loveliness. So that hurdle seem to vanish quickly and quietly this afternoon. The last couple of days I have been thinking about this painting while getting the framing done. So today I was very enthused about it. I actually did this sitting down on a very small board as an easel. I used a new set of faber-Castell 24 soft pastel Sticks basic colors which I picked up at Daniel Smith while getting framing supplies. I enjoyed painting the blossom on flat surface first because all the pigment stayed on the surface which allowed me to use some nu-pastels to blend them in. I worked the background keeping with the style of my tulip series which turned out pretty good. Finally I need to set up vertically on my easel to make some texture strokes, touch up and additional blending. I may add a few more paintings to the series because I enjoyed doing this paintin a lot and we went for a nice walk and saw some more really beautiful blossoms.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Pink Delight

Pink Delight
4x6 Photograph
by Tom Willa
Today I spent most of the day in the framing workshop preparing The Arts Unlimited Art Show Date: Sunday, April 26Time: 10 am - 4 pm (there will be a 5K race that starts at 9:30 am)Location: The Landing is located off exit 5 on I-405. It's a new urbanvillage development in Renton - just south of Lake Washington.The Arts Unlimited Art Show is scheduled to be located in an empty retail-space on block east of the intersection of N 10th Street and Logan Ave N at the round-a-bout.
I needed to get several pieces into frames. My commitment to painting had to go to the back burner for a couple of days. I have decided to post a photo from my visit to the garden this morning. I will work on turning Pink Delight into a painting once I get all my framing for the show completed.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Royal Reds

Royal Red Tulips
8x10 Soft Pastel on Art Spectrum Color fix
By Tom Willa
$65 matted to fit 11x14 frame
We had another sunny day. Spring may have arrived. Here is number three in the tulip series. I am working on getting my fuchsia recovered beside painting these days. I have decided that I am going to do a give away once I finish this series of tulips. My plan is to post my the details here and on my face book wall. I let you know how to sign up once I get the next two paintings create. Have a great day, stay healthy, be happy.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Floating Tulips
9x12 Soft Pastel on Art Spectrum Color fix
$50
by Tom Willa
Today was an uplifting experience. I have been hiding away from the easel, I'm glad to be back. One could consider this my second in a series of painting about tulips. Tulips are huge here in the Northwest, they are short lived but abound around the Sound. My goal is to paint 5 in this series so keep you eye out.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Spring Tulip
8x10 Soft Pastel on Art Spectrum
By Tom Willa
$65
I have been doing some juggling of priorities in the last week. This is my studio painter creation, after ignoring the easel for more than a week I have spent many hours defining this painting. I jumped into on Monday got it to a point yesterday. Today I have obsessed on it to the point where it is wise for me to sign it and put it out of sight. I hope you all enjoy the flower, have a great week.
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