Really enjoyed painting this one. Its quite impressionistic; I didn’t get too detailed so it leaves a bit for the viewers imagination.

I particularly like the strong dark areas that bring out the reds.

Its 16 x 12 inches on stretched canvas and can be hung as is.

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Oil painting of and apple and glass by Steve Driver

Apple Juice

New oil painting entitled “Apple Juice” on 16 x 12 inch stretched canvas with sides painted.

Can be hung as-is or framed in a floater frame for good effect.

The glass was fun to paint but care had to be taken not to over-do it. Its more a case of what you leave out rather than what you put in.

The shadow part of the apple was tricky to get the colour right and was eventually made using a combination of yellow ochre, sap green, light green, ultramarine blue and burnt sienna.

 

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Landscape oil painting entitled Evening Field by Steve Driver

Evening Field

A landscape oil painting for a change – entitled Evening Field.

I had to use a different palette than normal for this one, introducing sap green, cerulean blue and Indian Yellow into the usual, Ultramarine, Burnt Sienna, Alizarin and Lemon Yellow.

This one is on a 12 x 16 inch canvas stretched over a wooden frame with the sides painted so it can be hung as is, or a suitable floater frame added if required.

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Figs and Lemon Oil painting by Steve Driver

Figs and Lemon Still Life

Still life oil painting by Steve Driver entitled Figs and Lemon Still Life.

Oil painting is on 16 x 12 inch canvas.

Palette used is Titanium White, Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, Cad Yellow, Light red, Alizarin Crimson.

 

 

 

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Orange Half

Orange Half – Oil painting by Steve Driver

Canvas – 16 x 12 inches.Requires mounting and framing.

Palette for this one was: Titanium white, lemon yellow, yellow ochre, cad orange, alizarin crimson, burnt sienna, ultramarine blue.

This painting is now sold.

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Late Night Shopping

This oil painting is on a 50 x 40 cm box canvas with the sides painted.

This is my attempt at an “impressionist” painting which is something I dont usually do.

I used plenty of medium to get the paint flowing and needed plenty of discipline to keep the brush stokes loose and to not add too much detail.

Tricky but well worth the effort.

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New paintings have been added to Steve and Louise’s galleries

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Steve's Gallery

Louise's Gallery

 

 

 

 

 

 

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RNLI Rescue

This is a recent commission I did just before the Christmas hols.

Its 16 x 12 inches on box canvas with the sides painted.

I used a limited paletteĀ consisting of : Titanium White, cadmium yellow pale, cadmium orange, alizarin crimson, burnt sienna, ultramarine blue.

 

 

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Orange and Knife

Orange and knife still life.

Oil on canvas board 30 x 24 cms

Palette: Titanium white, Lemon yellow, Transparent Gold Oxide, Cadmium Orange, Alizarin Crimson, Burnt Sienna, Ultramarine Blue

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Our oil paintings are done on a variety of different canvas formats.
Canvas sheet, box canvas and canvas board.

Canvas sheet can be fixed to the backing board of a picture frame and displayed quickly and easily.
Box canvas can be hung as-is or framed. Floater frames are ideal for this.
Canvas board however, is about 3 to 4 mm thick and can be slightly tricky to mount.
The following link shows an ideal way of sink mounting the board to give a professional finish.

How to Sink Mount a Canvas Board