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Open Studio Days
Posted on July 30, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am going to save my current WIP portraits for another day and instead show you today some recent photos of Open Studio days at my art studio in Canton. I am located on the second floor of a beautiful art gallery Second April Art Galerie. Just walking thru the gallery to my space is a treat as I [...]
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Figure Painting Work in Progress
Posted on June 22, 2009 by Sue Steiner in Uncategorized16 x 20 oils, work in progress figurative painting This is a new piece I am working on for an upcoming art exhibit. I’ve been wanting to do more figurative/portrait work in this looser, more expressive style so I am enjoying doing this human figure painting for a chance of pace. I am more familiar [...]
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Hobby Farms Home Magazine & Bud Clydesdales
Posted on May 28, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedThis face is kind of how I am feeling! Yesterday was exciting. I wasn’t expecting the magazine article in Hobby Farms Home on me to be out for another month. I got it in my mailbox yesterday. I wrote about it here on my other blog. It looks like I am going to be out [...]
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Greener Pastures
Posted on May 22, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedOne of my neighbors has a german shepherd dog. My other neighbor across the street has cows. The cows will come right up to the road when the dog is out front. They stand all lined up watching the dog play with its owner. Maybe they think he looks like a wolf but why come [...]
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My Muse! Clydesdale Painting For First Friday!
Posted on May 20, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am posting ‘puzzle pieces’ to my 7 ft x 4 ft. painting of the Budweiser Clydesdales coming to Canton’s First Friday. It just so happens it is also the Grand Opening of my art studio White Horse Studio located above Second April Art Gallerie. So I am doubly, triple-quadriple excited! This painting may be [...]
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Pet Portraits Tips
Posted on March 18, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedWanna Play Fetch?? I am also sharing with you a reference photo of my dog Toby. He is doing what he loves best in this photo– playing fetch! I am planning on doing a painting demonstration during April’s First Friday in downtown Canton at my art studio from this photo. This photo is one that [...]
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Promise of Spring in the Air
Posted on February 24, 2009 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedI am in from my morning chores. One of my favorite chores is the handling and feeding of my colt, Ricco. He’s been out with the herd but since his feed requirements are higher than the rest of my group I single him out to make sure he gets what he needs. This also becomes [...]
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‘Wildfire’ Equine Art in Oils
Posted on January 15, 2009 by Sue Steiner in Uncategorized‘Wildfire’ 9 x 12 oils on hardboard panels My first ‘Daily Painting’ of 2009! I am wanting to get more of an inventory of slightly abstract, colorful horse art along the lines of this piece for my art studio in Canton. To see more of my finished work go to http://www.suesteiner.com/ This piece, along with [...]
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Equine Art- draft horses
Posted on December 16, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedDraft Horses in Oils, work in progress 12 x 18 This team of belgain draft horses is moving along. I really am enjoying the muscling and shading ont these horses. I also realy enjoy the sharp contrast that I am developing between the horse on the rights neck and edge of his face. I like [...]
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Desert Horse
Posted on November 19, 2008 by Sue Steiner in UncategorizedDesert Horse ‘work in progress’ 9 x 12 oils I started this a few days ago so it is not truly a ‘daily painting’. I worked on it in bits and pieces as I finished up some projects and started others! I am thinking of making this a desert horse– I love incorporating the warms [...]
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