Anyway The Wind Blows by Kay Wyne

Anyway The Wind Blows

36" x 36" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Landscape

I love the colors in this landscape painting...they are bright and bold, crisp and whispy, as the tall grass blows in the wind.  This canvas can stand alone without a frame...it is ready to be hung!  Thanks for looking at this blog....Kay Wyne

Forever by Kay Wyne - Sold

Forever

Sold by Bill Hester Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM

This contemporary floral landscape is sold, thank you Bill Hester!

I have more florals on my easel, colorful and 
contemporary....I hope to post them

soon.  Thanks for looking at my blog....Kay

Landscape of My Mind by Kay Wyne

Landscape of My Mind

12" x 12" oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Landscape Painting

Day #5 in the Leslie Saeta Paint Challenge

My panel was painted with an underpainting of magenta.  I decided to use a new bright brush by Monarch on this painting...It was loaded with thick juicy paint as I put my paint down, and did not go back in to move it around.  I wanted the texture the paint to be seen.  The road is winding through the countryside...fading into the horizon.  This painting is very abstract.  I did not use a photograph as a reference, just what was in my mind....thus the title, "Landscape of My Mind".  This panel is drying at the studio, and is for sale.  Contact ME for purchasing info.  Thanks for looking.....Kay

Color of Summer by Kay Wyne

Color of Summer

10" x 20" Oil on RayMar Cotton Panel

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

This landscape was painted with a palette knife.....all the way.  It was fun to paint because I mixed my paints as I moved the paint around.  There is texture on the surface of the canvas panel because I put in thick chunks of paint as I worked on this painting.  Color of Summer is framed in a handsome frame, and is needs a new home!  Contact Kay Wyne for purchasing info.  Thanks for looking.....Kay

Anyway The Wind Blows by Kay Wyne

Anyway The Wind Blows

36" x 36" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas
Contemporary Landscape Painting

My color palette with just about every color in the book....lots of violets, reds, greens, ochres, turquoise, raspberry ....it is all in there.  I can imagine standing in a large open field with the wind blowing, and seeing so many colors, with them fading off into the horizon.  Every blade of tall grass is a different  in color, giving this painting a fresh contemporary feel.  I would hope that the viewer would look at this painting and be able to feel the wind whipping around.  This painting is ready to hang...with or without a frame.   Contact Kay for more info on this painting.  Kay

Misty by Kay Wyne - Sold!

Misty

30" x 30" Oil on Canvas

Contemporary Palette Knife Painting

Thanks to Pam Massar, owner of Dutch Art Gallery for framing and selling this large landscape painting.  I love the colors on this canvas, they are soft and harmonious, leading the eye into the horizon.  I enjoyed painting the dramatic clouds...I am so pleased that Misty has a new home!  I have more paintings on the easel in the studio as it is too hot and humid to paint outside right now.  Thanks for looking at this blog....Kay Wyne

Contemporary Landscape Painting by Kay Wyne

Contemporary Landscape

36" x 36" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas

(Untitled)

This painting is finished.  I think.  I would like to take a few days to let it sit on my easel, giving me a chance to live with it and make some minor changes.  I also need to name it - so if you have any suggestions, I am open-minded about that, and would love to hear from you.  My color palette with just about every color in the book....lots of violets, reds, greens, ochres, turquoise, raspberry ....it is all in there.  Meanwhile, I am working on a couple of roosters....Thanks for looking at this blog.  Contact KAY for more info on this painting.  Kay

Sitting on my easel....by Kay Wyne

Sitting on my easel....

36" x 36" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas

Contemporary Floral Landscape

I started this colorful landscape a couple of months ago and didn't know what I was going to do with the background.  So I left it, and went on to some other paintings.  It would of been easier for me if I figured the background out before I started on the foreground.  But I don't always do things the easy and most logical method.  So, I am going to change the sky, horizon line and background.  So pretty much 2/3 of the canvas will be a different color palette.  This is my project for the week...I hope to post a completed painting soon.  Thanks for looking at this blog....Kay