Big Bend Cactus

Big Bend Cactus

16 x 20

Acrylic on Paper

by

Margie Whittington

This painting has been accepted in the

Society of Watercolor Artists of  Fort Worth, Texas

Juried Member's Show opening on

December 2, 2016 and goes through

December 29, 2016 at

the Fort Worth Community Art Center

1300 Gendy Street

across from the Amon Carter Museum on

Lancaster Avenue.

9 x 12 Art show

Phil and I both have 6 paintings each

in this annual show during the month of December.

Every painting in this show is priced at $100.

Don't miss out on some good bargains for

Christmas gifts.  This show also at the
Fort Worth Community
Art Center.

Opening reception for both shows 
Friday night, December 2, 2016, 6-9pm

Hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving and

a very Merry Christmas.

Phil and Margie Whittington

Big Bend Cactus

Big Bend Cactus

16 x 20

Acrylic on Paper

by

Margie Whittington

This painting has been accepted in the

Society of Watercolor Artists of  Fort Worth, Texas

Juried Member's Show opening on

December 2, 2016 and goes through

December 29, 2016 at

the Fort Worth Community Art Center

1300 Gendy Street

across from the Amon Carter Museum on

Lancaster Avenue.

9 x 12 Art show

Phil and I both have 6 paintings each

in this annual show during the month of December.

Every painting in this show is priced at $100.

Don't miss out on some good bargains for

Christmas gifts.

Hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving and

a very Merry Christmas.

Phil and Margie Whittington

Bluebonnets and Windmill

Bluebonnets and Windmill

Watercolor Painting by

Phil Whittington

9x12

Phil has been busy painting in watercolor.

He just completed this 9x12 watercolor of a field of

bluebonnets with a Windmill in the background.

Julian Onderdonk, a turn of the century Texas bluebonnet

painter would be very proud and so am I.

Society of Watercolor Artists 2016 International Show

Society of Watercolor Artists 2016 International Show

"Autumn Leaves"

15 x 22

Acrylic

"Autumn Leaves" was selected for the 2016 SWA juried international show on

display now through June at the Central Library in

downtown Fort Worth, TX.
The awards ceremony is this Saturday, April 30, 2016
2-4pm

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A Fish Tale!

Backyard musing #13
12-13-15

"A Fish Tale"

Early one morning
No bad weather warning.
A good day for a drive
To a farm in the   
    countryside
A visit, a tour,
Then off to the lake
   with pole and a lure.
Big Mouth Bass
No bait did they pass.
First one, then two
On our hooks they flew.
The count of our catch
17, a record batch!
       Our day of fishing almost done,
One last cast to catch the 
      BIG one!

12-13-15
MW

A Red Pickup

 

 

"A Red Pickup"

9 x 12

Watercolor on Paper

 

 

 

While in Fredericksburg, TX last fall we

saw this Red Pickup Truck in front of a store on

main street.  There was a hay bale with a tin rooster

in the bed of the pickup. We painted this rendition of

the pickup in my watercolor classes.  One of my

students put a Christmas tree in the bed of the truck and

used the image on her Christmas card.

 

 

 Marilyn's Christmas Card

 

 

Visit my gallery on Daily Paintworks to

see more of my paintings,
 

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Night Train, Backyard Musing #9

 

"The Red Caboose"

11x14

Watercolor on Paper

 

Backyard Musing #9

The Mournful Whistle of a Night Train

The dark night closes in on the land

Like a soft black velvet cloak.

As the late night hours approach, quiet soaks into the earth.

Far off in the distance, the lonely whistle of a train

breaks into the peaceful night.

Travelers going to and from on the tracks to their destinations.

Some on their way far from home,

Some headed to the safety of family and the warm fires of home.

Again the haunting train  whistle  blows.

Now in the early still hours of morning while the world is still asleep.

Nocturnal activities are coming to an end.

The forlorn whistle pierces the dawn with a sharp mournful blast,

As day breaks and the sun begins to rise in the Eastern sky!

 

mw

12-5-15