Female Figurative Monochromatic Oil Paining by Texas Artist M.Allison

 

'A Walk'

24 X 48 Oil with pencil sketch

M.Allison

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M.Allison Contemporary Abstracted Figurative Oil Painting

 

'Women Reading Series 5'

 

M.Allison

 

30 X 40 oil

 

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M.Allison 'Women Reading Series 3' Contemporary Figurative Oil Painting

Women Reading Series 3
14 X 19 oil
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I love to read myself and find that paintings of
women reading are great subjects.  So... I've begun a
series.  This is #3. More to come!

'Under The Sky' Acrylic and Oil Painting by Texas Artist M.Allison

Under The Sky
48 X 48 Oil and Acrylic
M.Allison
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So... a 'cool' color painting that reminds me of some people in a field
of flowers, or...maybe they're (the people) are just more flowers.  These cool 
colors seem very desirable with decorating I've done (my other form of art).
  Soothing and peaceful to go with contemporary and traditional ideas.
Go for it!

Works on Paper in Acrylic and Graphite by Texas Artist M.Allison

Works on Paper III
22 X 28 acrylic and graphite

I have painted this same photo a lot.  Three of these
are my daughters.  Haven't lmet the lady under the 
purple umbrella yet!

M. Allison
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Figurative Pencil Sketch turned Oil Painting by Texas Artist M. Allison

I Feel Left Out
16 X 20 thinned pencil and oil painting
M. Allison
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Well...I decided to do this in thinned oils using the 
pencil as shadowing.  I can always go back and heavy
it up with thick oils.  Apologies for the 'snapshot'.  Blurry and
not a great photo and uncropped at that!

First Stage Figurative Pencil Sketch by Texas Artist M. Allison

This is the first time I have posted art in the stages
I work in.  I grabbed a canvas and began to sketch, which
I love to do.  Now...I can't decide what to do with this.
I can leave it alone or use thinned oils and let the pencil be an
integral part of the painting, or maybe do it in heavy oils.
Stay tuned.
M. Allison
allison@mallisonartist.com
713.240.4221

women, figurative, indoor setting, drapery