Tag Archives: amish culture
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On Amish Time- final
Posted on November 14, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am considering this daily painting done. I could fiddle some more or just use this as a study for a more complete painting later. I am offering this for sale thru my web site by paypal or at my studio. Oh and by the way, the canvas size is 8 x 8. I’ve done [...]
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Amish Art ‘work in progress’
Posted on November 13, 2008 by Sue Steiner in Uncategorized‘ Work in progress’ Amish Art I will have to give you a ‘work in progress’ for today’s post. My guess is I am halfway thru this oil painting. It is small, 6 x 6 on canvas. I want to keep it loose. Right now I am working on values and getting the basic structures [...]
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Amish Freehand Figure from Life
Posted on April 27, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI sketched this Amish figure out first on location at the weekly Kidron sale barn. I plan on doing more of this for a few reasons. 1. its fun to hang out down there if the weather is nice. 2. its a good practise in self control to NOT come home with more baby goats. [...]
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Amish Farm Life Series
Posted on April 26, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedThis is my newest painting of Amish life in Kidron, Ohio. I am calling this Wagon Ride. This will be offered for sale, signed, framed and matted at Kratzer Amish Made Furnture on Kidron Rd. Their number is 330-857-7612 and they are open Mon – Sat. 9 to 5:00. To see more of my art [...]
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Amish Farm Life Series
Posted on April 21, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am adding to my watercolor and pastel Amish Farm Life Series now that the murals at Lehman’s are finished. These are paintings based on the Amish culture around my home of Kidron, Ohio. This is a ‘work in progress’ watercolor painting of my Amish neighbor taking his young children for a ride in a [...]
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Amish Work Horse Mural
Posted on April 9, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI hope you’re not getting tired of seeing my mural in progress! I can say I am seeing the end of this project draw near as I am almost done with the harness! Maybe one more day and then on to the hitching post and sign…. To those of you just stopping in for the [...]
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Harness Details Being Added to Horse Mural
Posted on April 4, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedWorking on the harness details….. small changes but its coming along…. the details at this point is what will really set this mural apart. At least thats my hope. I like the depth that is being created by the layering. To see more of my amish themed and equine art go to http://www.suesteiner.com/ To inquire [...]
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Harnessing The Work Horses
Posted on March 29, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI have begun painting in the harness on this Life Sized mural of Amish Work horses at Lehman’s in Kidron. Sue Steiner, Animal and Equine artist Pet Portraits in Oil White Horse Studios 324 Cleveland Ave. NW Canton, Ohio 44702 http://www.suesteiner.com http://www.suesteinerpetportraits.com pet portraits, horses in art, studio or online sales, commissions
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Horse Mural Taking Shape
Posted on March 21, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI’ve been working away at the life sized belgian team of Amish work horse mural at Lehman’s. you can see in this close up how the head is begining to take shape and the bone structure is being defined. I love big draft horse heads! The big roman nose and kind eyes! Although in this [...]
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Buggy Barn Mural ‘Work in Progress’
Posted on February 28, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedThis is what I did today at Lehman’s in the Buggy Barn! This is an Amish family cow. Jersey’s are often used as a family cow by the Amish. When we had our organic farm my husband bought 6-8 Jersey steers one year to graze on our pastures for grass fed beef. They were obviously [...]
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