Showing posts with label contemporary art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary art. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2014

Wild Ones in the Midst- by North Carolina Painter, Sue Scoggins


SO, I've always got flowers on my mind. They just seem to be God's "pick-me-up".  These beautiful wildflowers bloom every year along the roadside at the base of the Emerald Isle bridge.  Not showing in the image is the surrounding coastal waters.  This 30x40 on gallery wrapped canvas is still a work in progress.    Will keep you posted.

Monday, May 19, 2014

FOR A BABY'S ROOM - a floral from inks and oils by Susan Scoggins

Ok.  So my daughter brought in a freshly cut bouquet of peonies from her yard.  I watched as she fluffed up those blossoms in the glass and couldn't help but want to paint them.  I had promised her a square painting for our newest baby's room.  Here's for little miss Molly Kate.

24x24
Molly Katie

Friday, May 2, 2014

IN THE MOOD FOR A FLORAL

Ok.  Listening to Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra and the likes.  Romantic floral music to me.  I took a short break from the commissions and had flowers on the brain.  Actually, I threw a lot of inks on a couple of large canvases a few months ago.  It was time I did something with them.  Had orange and pink in my head.  Someone told me I painted so many different styles that I must have a lot of "people" in my head.  Kind of funny.  Seriously, just love capturing all the good that I see.

Leave All Worries Behind You
36x36 original oil

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Green Chair in the Window-abstract floral by North Carolina artist Susan Scoggins

Chair in the Window
20x24 oil
Contact: suescoggins@gmail.com

Saw this chair in a magazine and thought of all the places it could live. Am having fun painting off the wall still life paintings.  Different style.  So much fun.  Please excuse the thumbprint in the upper left corner.


Thursday, November 28, 2013

How About an Artichoke from Whole Foods!

Call me crazy!There are so many cool things to paint~!  There are just not enough hours in the day.

While shopping at Whole Foods the other day, I couldn't help but pull out my iPhone. For you foodies out there, the produce was simply beautiful.  Here's the progress.



just the beginning!!!!