Showing posts with label Farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Farm. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Merry Christmas!

"Off The Beaten Track"
5"x7" 
Original watercolor on paper
Available by clicking here. 

I wanted to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a wonderful beginning to their new year! 

Above is a painting that may not strike everyone as "Christmassy" but as a country girl it feels like coming home to me. And what better at Christmas time than being able to go home to spend time with family?

I apologize for not posting much this month I've been quite busy with commission work and getting ready for my two shows next month. 
Check out more on those by clicking the following links:

(Solo Show and Residency) 

(My work will be displayed at the library January-March 2014)

I probably won't post again until 2014 but you never know, I might just get the urge to paint amidst all the hubbub. :)

Wishing everyone the very best! Have a wonderful holiday!

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Pumpkins Galore!

Pumpkins Galore!
5"x7" watercolor on paper
$35
To purchase, click here

As we draw nearer to Thanksgiving I think of harvest time. We're past that point up here but it still rattles around in my brain and therefore, that's what I end up painting. It's an odd process I have. 
Well, which pumpkin would you like? There's plenty to choose from! Just remember, you have to be able to carry it back to the car! 

Monday, April 8, 2013

Sea Of Lavender


"Sea Of Lavender" 
9"x12"
This painting is for my upcoming show "Simple Roots" at the Birmingham/Bloomfield Art Center in May and June. Click on the "Look For Me!" tab at the top of the screen to find out more about this show. 
I just loved painting all that purple! What a bold color!
This painting will be available for sale at the Birmingham/Bloomfield Art Center in May. To purchase, you can contact them at (248) 644-0866.


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Saturday, March 16, 2013

Sky Barn

This barn sits not far from my grandparent's place in southern Michigan. I love old barns and when I go to visit my family I inevitably end up driving all over the countryside photographing barns and farmland  for use in paintings later. 
This painting is 5"x7" and can be purchased by bidding in the Daily Paintworks auction. To go to that auction, click here. 
Alternatively, you can email me at: sarahtuleart@yahoo.com or call me at (248) 977-0732. 

Hope everyone is having a great weekend! 

Monday, March 4, 2013

Sheep In Autumn

A flock of sheep grazing the pastures in autumn. The colors are at their peak. Can you smell apple cider in the air? 
To purchase this painting, bid in the Daily Paintworks Auction by clicking here. Alternatively, you can email me at: sarahtuleart@yahoo.com or call me at (248) 977-0732. 

Also, don't forget to bid in the Manna Food Project Auction! It's up now!
Click here to go to it. 

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Lavender Hill Farm

This is Lavender Hill Farm. One of my favorite places to visit in the summer. It's located between Petoskey and Charlevoix off of Horton Bay road. Technically, I believe, it's address is Boyne City. 
The fields of lavender fill the air with a heavenly scent and you can hear the constant drone of bees as they pollinate. Lavender Hill Farm grows all of their plants without sprays or pesticides. They offer products such as lavender honey, lavender soap and many more options. It's definitely a place to check out if you're in the area! 

This painting is 8"x10" and comes matted and ready to frame. The starting bid is $45. To bid on this painting please click here. Alternatively, you can call me at (248) 977-0732 or email me at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com 

Monday, November 26, 2012

Show Me Watcha Got!

So to everyone else I know May feels like a LOOOOONG way off. And in the mean time I should really be thinking Christmas. But to me...spring is only 90 paintings away. Next May and June, I will be showing my work at Birmingham/Bloomfield Art Center in south east Michigan (as well as a few other shows). The show  in Birmingham is entitled "Simple Roots" and I'm looking for interesting barn and farm scenes to paint. 
This is where I'm looking for input. If you have a great photograph of a country scene and you'd like to see it turned into one of my watercolors just shoot me an email!
sarahtuleart@yahoo.com
Thanks for the help!

Thursday, August 2, 2012

At The Pumpkin Farm

      When I was a kid I always looked forward to our annual trip to the pumpkin patch. It took me a good hour at least to pick my pumpkin and then I had to lug it back to the car. Usually, this required Dad's help. Now that I'm grown I still try to make it yearly to get a pumpkin and carve it into a jack-o-lantern. Its always so much fun and baking the pumpkin seeds afterwards is great. When I have kids I'll carry on that tradition, until then its fun to watch other families on pumpkin day.
To purchase this painting contact me by email at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com or visit the Cycling Salamander Gallery in Charlevoix Michigan, where this painting is headed.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Waiting To Be Milked

My newest painting for my Simple Roots series. I finished it late last night and immediately went on to another painting. Guess I was on a roll.
Also, in other news.....IT SNOWED! Now it is finally starting to feel like Christmas!

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Working Farm

This barn caught my attention on my recent visit to my grandparents house. It's located outside of Battle Creek and has aged well. Acres of field surround this barn and all manner of equipment was piled up to the left among the trees. I chose to leave those old skeletons out and bring in the contrast of the blue tractor peeking around the silo. This painting will be shown with my Simple Roots series but is also available for sale. Contact me at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com to talk about purchasing it.

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Autumn Flock

Last weekend my husband (that still sounds weird) and I went to visit my grandparents. They live in the middle of farm country and it's always very peaceful going to stay for a few days. I just couldn't resist going for a drive and seeing some of the surrounding area. That's when we came across this flock of curious sheep. I stopped the car at the side of the road and got out to take a few pictures. Every single one of them turned to look at me. So I had to wait until they lost interest to take pictures of a more "normal" setting. This painting will be shown with my Simple Roots show next spring. However, it's also for sale and if you'd like to purchase it you can contact me at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Ahh....Sweet Peppers

This little painting is currently hanging above my work station in my studio. It's a part of my Simple Roots series.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Ready To Go

I drove past this barn a few weeks ago and really honed in on this tiny section of the farm. I liked the meeting of the new and old sections of barn, the piles of dirt out front and the contrast of the green tractor. I really like the rusted doors. Not sure why that's my favorite part but it is! This painting is included in my book "Simple Roots" now available on blurb.com!

Monday, October 17, 2011

Bales

This painting called "Baling Season" is featured in my new book Simple Roots. The actual barn is located between Cadillac and Houghton Lake MI. I was out for an afternoon drive looking for painting material when I spotted it and HAD to paint it. It's also up for sale on Fine Art America under my name or you could purchase it by emailing me at sarahtuleart@yahoo.com. More information on this painting can be found under my Purchase Gallery Tab at the top of the screen. 

Monday, August 22, 2011

The Harvesters

This is one of those special moments in life where everything you see here in this painting came from my memory/imagination. No photo references, no plein air painting. However, the later would have been a ton of fun.
This painting will be for sale at the Traverse City Opera House this September. Remember to mark your calendars for Friday Sept 9th from 6-8pm for the Artists Reception! See you there!

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Simple Roots

I grew up in a small town in Northern Michigan on what was a horse farm 200 years before. Now, the only hint that it was ever a farm is the big red barn out back. The fences fell down years ago, the windmill was removed and the 300 acres was sold off in parcels until my parents bought the 10 acres with the silo brick house 25 years ago. The place has a history to say the least and I have many happy memories of my childhood home.
I've started a series of sketches of barns and farm life in hopes of making a book out of them. This particular sketch is of a barn near Bridgewater MI.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Cows On 7 Mile

I went out Plein Air painting today because the sun and warm temperatures were calling my name. It was fantastic. I drove a little ways out into the country and was intrigued by a field of wallowing cows. So I stopped and painted their picture. I believe they were impressed, however, I am not fluent in cow.
This is my second time out painting En Plein Air and I have discovered a few things.
1.) I need to find something else to keep my water in so that it doesn't spill.
2.) Something besides a piece of cardboard is needed to paint on. Perhaps a BRAND NEW EASEL????
3.) I need to remember to SLOW DOWN. I have all the time in the world...why rush? Its a beautiful day and I don't need to be anywhere. The quicker I work, the sloppier it is.
Oh well....you learn with practice.