Meeting new people is one of the most exciting parts of painting. So often when a buyer comes to my place to pick up a painting they've seen on Facebook or when a commission has been finished, a new friendship is born.
Thank you Toni! Hope you enjoy this painting for a long, long time. What a privilege!
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Monday, January 19, 2015
2015 - A New Painting Year by Sue Scoggins, North Carolina Painter
2015 has begun in a painting frenzy. Deadlines have kept me from updating the blog but I had a request for a release of more France paintings. They are being released slowly, simply because I can't let them go! What fabulous memories...take me back!
On this hot summer day in July, I had rounded the corner into the square in front of the 17th century Hôtel de Ville.
On this hot summer day in July, I had rounded the corner into the square in front of the 17th century Hôtel de Ville.
Toting Buckets
7x9 original oil on board
$250
Aix is known for it's fabulous markets in old town. This little French farm woman toted buckets in each hand while others sampled produce behind her. The market was bustling.
Saturday, December 6, 2014
IN LOVING MEMORY of Jerry Scoggins - by North Carolina Painter, Sue Scoggins
For a moment I want to thank those who selflessly serve the sick and the dying. For your service that cannot be put into words, your kindness, your attentiveness, your willingness to be there in the most intimate and tender moments and for your reassurance in the last days. .. I thank you.
Peace Like a River
24x36 original oil on canvas
Donated to:
Crystal Coast Hospice House
Newport, North Carolina
Monday, November 24, 2014
From THIS to THAT...a wildflower painting by Sue Scoggins, North Carolina Painter
It's time to share. Find a great song. This one was "Oh Happy Day." Sing it in your head. (If the doors are closed, you can sing it out loud!) After toning the canvas with yellow and magenta ink, I dried it with a hairdryer. Then wrote the lyrics all over the canvas. Once dry, I brushed on gesso for texture and toning down the background. While all this was going on, I could see wildflowers beginning to appear. The rest was envisioning fields and using intuitive colors and shapes and negative painting around the shapes. Give it a try. You'll like it!
Oh Happy Day
36x48 original oil on gallery wrapped canvas
contact:
The Little Art Gallery
Raleigh, North Carolina
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Fields of Wildflowers - abstract florals by North Carolina Painter Sue Scoggins
36x36 original oil on gallery wrapped canvas
SOLD
Can't get enough of these things. After dropping someone off at the airport the other day, I did the round about onto I-40. As I "rounded about" a huge field of wildflowers almost caused me to run off the road. Planted by the North Carolina Department of Transportation Wildflower Program, these fields are all along the sides of the roads. What a great gift to see!
Saturday, November 8, 2014
FLOWER CHILD - Abstracts (sort of) by North Carolina Painter Sue Scoggins
30x40 original oil on canvas
contact:
The Little Art Gallery
Cameron Village
Raleigh, NC
Finally have settled down in the happening city of downtown Raleigh, NC. It has taken me a while to get my brush moving again. The beach was a tad lonely, so city life seemed like a nice change. New town. New studio. New vision. Here is a new piece that is headed for The Little Art Gallery in Cameron Village in two weeks. Seems fields of wildflowers have taken root. Can't get them out of my head!
Monday, November 3, 2014
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