10x14 mixed media on paper. Lots of color and line in this piece. I tried to create movement as well. Contact me at jcengles@verizon.net if you're interested.
Affordable colorful abstracts, landscapes and equine art. Commissioned pet portraits. Pastel, watercolor, charcoal and acrylic. Contact me at: carol.engles@gmail.com or text me at: (951) 704-2440 Art Copyright 2008-2025
About Me
- Carol Engles
- McMinnville, OR, United States
- Hi! Welcome to my blog. I am a mixed media artist who lives in McMinnville, Oregon. I work in acrylics, watercolor, pastel, charcoal and other water and drawing media. My main subjects are abstracts, abstract landscapes, florals and gardens, equine abstracts and pet portraits. I love to use color! I try to incorporate the three C's in all of my work - color, contrast and composition! Most of these paintings are for sale. Please check with me for availability and prices if not posted. Contact me at: carol.engles@gmail.com carolenglesart.blogspot.com or text me at: (951) 704-2440 carolengles.artspan.com Art copyrighted 2008-2025
Monday, June 29, 2009
Bright Green Field
10x14 mixed media on paper. Lots of color and line in this piece. I tried to create movement as well. Contact me at jcengles@verizon.net if you're interested.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Blue Grasses
This is an 10x14 water media with pastel. I just added line and more line to this one - with lots of color. These are really fun to do. I hope to do other pieces with all this line, but not as landscapes - more pure abstract. So keep tuned. If your're interested in this reasonably priced piece, please contact me.
Monday, June 22, 2009
Southwestscape Five
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Golden Sky Two
Monday, June 15, 2009
Southwest Scape Nine
Friday, June 12, 2009
Birthday Cake One
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Power Poppy
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Chestnut with Green Shadow Roll
This is an oil pastel that I did. I wanted to post it to show the qualities of oil pastels. I had discussed how much I enjoyed the brilliancy of soft pastels. Well, oil pastels are very rich and deep in color. They smudge a bit and they are not as easy to layer as soft pastels, but they do give a wonderful look. This painting was also fixed which gave it a glossy finish. Let me know what you think of oil pastels. SOLD
Monday, June 8, 2009
Caramel Mountain
This is an 8x10 watercolor with pastel. This is another in my "Chocolate" series. I have fun doing these. I just think of dark chocolate, caramel, mints and peppermints and then hopefully the art will come out. There are more to follow, so stay tuned! If you're interested in this painting, please contact me at jcengles@verizon.net or:
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Waterfall One, Large
20x24 acrylic on canvas. This is the first painting on canvas that I have posted! I usually work on paper. I have done several canvas paintings, but they have been mainly of flowers and I have them in my home. I hope you like this one. I like the gold and violet and the contrast of red in this piece. It is for sale, please contact me at jcengles@verizon.net or carolengles.artspan.com if you're interested.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Chartreuse in the City by Carol Engles
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Chocolate Factory by Carol Engles
Monday, June 1, 2009
Red Confetti Two
8x10 watercolor with pastel. This piece has very dark, rich colors including Prussian Blue and Burnt Sienna. I have a book about color and it is interesting to read about the history of pigments and colors. The earth colors, such as Burnt Sienna, are old colors and have been used for a long, long time. The Italians during the Renaissance are credited for developing Burnt Sienna and Burnt Umber; as the names suggest, by roasting sienna and umber to create the pigments.
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