February 6 - May 4, 2017
Happy that my painting "Natures Candy" was accepted into this show and even made the poster!
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Sunday, September 4, 2016
October Glory is going to Canada
This painting was featured in a tree nursery magazine that circulates across
the United States and Canada to tree growers. One of the Canadian tree
growers purchased it!. I take that as a high compliment from a large
tree growing company.
The scene is from my home looking south. The October Glory trees were grown originally here in the northwest by a local tree nursery and planted in our yard several years ago. The colors used in this painting are the actual colors of those trees at sunset one evening in October. It is wondrous to me how colorful our lives are when we take the time to look up and see what is right in our own backyards. Lucky me.
The scene is from my home looking south. The October Glory trees were grown originally here in the northwest by a local tree nursery and planted in our yard several years ago. The colors used in this painting are the actual colors of those trees at sunset one evening in October. It is wondrous to me how colorful our lives are when we take the time to look up and see what is right in our own backyards. Lucky me.
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| "October Glory" 40" x 30" acrylic on gallery wrap canvas |
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Two paintings go to new homes
Saturday, August 27, 2016
Corbett Hill Road - Through the Seasons
I have a favorite road in Corbett that I consider "my spot". I live high on the bluff of the Columbia River Gorge. Mornings, as I descend from the bluffs, the road makes twists and turns to navigate from the forested bluffs to the base of the Gorge where the Columbia river flows towards the sea. As I turn the last curve in the descent I see "my spot". Every morning I look forward to the shadows, the colors, the foliage, the sunlight. Every morning it is different and BEAUTIFUL. No matter the season, no matter the time of day the beauty makes me pause.
I've painted this view many times. These are my latest paintings. Let me tell you about them.
The painting above was my first plen aire painting of this curve in the road. It is a morning light painting with the sun shining from the right (east). Two roads merge here. One country lane merges high on the right and swoops down to connect with the road curving up from the river and continuing west up the bluff to the next switchback. I feel good about this painting. It is a lovely painting yet I wanted to try again and capture more of the feeling of this spot. So I painted it again.
This version captures the moody feel. I like both paintings. Hope you do too.
Just for fun here are some other versions of Corbett Hill Road paintings in acrylic at different seasons of the year.
I've painted this view many times. These are my latest paintings. Let me tell you about them.
The painting above was my first plen aire painting of this curve in the road. It is a morning light painting with the sun shining from the right (east). Two roads merge here. One country lane merges high on the right and swoops down to connect with the road curving up from the river and continuing west up the bluff to the next switchback. I feel good about this painting. It is a lovely painting yet I wanted to try again and capture more of the feeling of this spot. So I painted it again.
This version captures the moody feel. I like both paintings. Hope you do too.
Just for fun here are some other versions of Corbett Hill Road paintings in acrylic at different seasons of the year.
Corbett Hill in Autumn
Corbett Hill in Autumn
Corbett Hill in Winter
Sunday, February 14, 2016
Cherries and a Plum
The northwest fruit season is only 5 months away. I'm already dreaming
of the delicious bounty. Companion paintings. 5x7 mixed media.
Sold
Thursday, February 4, 2016
A Fragrance Rare
| Copyright Glennda Short Field |
Summer days, big hats, beautiful flowers are all things that make little girls hearts happy. Bringing a freshly picked flower to your mom so she can enjoy this beautiful creation with you is part of the need. Beauty so often needs to be shared. My mom wrote a poem once upon a time. Is goes like this-
I've seen through the eyes of my daughter
The beauties she wanted to share
So I held a rose from my garden
And enjoyed a fragrance rare.
I've beheld the majestic beauty
Of lofty mountains high
I've felt the sudden cooling spray of
Mountain streams rushing by.
I've felt the sudden nearness of God
When I kneel to pray.
Martha June Short
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Saturday, December 5, 2015
Gresham Visual Art Gallery
I delivered four paintings to the Gresham Visual Art Gallery in Gresham today. They will be part of the show:
"Oregon Through My Eyes"
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Paint it Bold - With Glennda Field
Paint it Bold – With Glennda Field
September 12 – September 13,
2015
10 am – 4pm
Learn to paint boldly with vivid
luscious color. Develop good composition
and strong values.
Glennda will demonstrate both days. There will be time to paint your passion or
you can follow along with Glennda to practice all the tips and techniques she
will show you as she develops her painting. Learn basic color mixing including luscious
greens, glowing whites and rich blacks. There will be time to ask questions so you can
take your art to the next level.
Location:
Valley Art Association –Art Gallery
2022 Main Street, Forest
Grove, OR 97116
Cost: $130
for both days/ $65 deposit to reserve a place
and to receive the supply list
To register mail check to: Glennda Field
PO Box 244
Corbett, OR 97019
Please
include your name and email address with your registration fee. A confirmation and supply list will be sent
to you by email.
Questions? Contact Glennda at Glenndafieldart@gmail.com
This workshop is designed to help
students at every skill level, to master techniques, work on design and color.
Learn to paint boldly in a fun and casual setting.
Go to Glenndafield.blogspot.com to
see more of Glennda’s paintings.
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