Showing posts with label kitchen art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchen art. Show all posts

Friday, January 31, 2014

Sprinkles ©

©2014 Debbi Smith Rourke
"Sprinkles" 8"x10" 
Oil on canvas panel / unframed
$250 + sh/h in contiguous US
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My first donut painting! I have been teaching the most talented 10-year old girl in my still life classes. She loves donuts. She was so excited when I had a set-up for her with this donut, sans coffee mug. She painted a more overhead shot. Was so sweet, I decided to paint it myself, though this is a more straight on view and I added the mug. Pretty fun. And I bought and extra donut for my hubby, which he loved. He named this, by the way. :-)

Thursday, November 10, 2011

HeartGift Austin Auction / Fruit Basket

©Debbi Smith Rourke
Fruit Basket  16x16"
Oil on gallery wrapped canvas
NFS - Donated to HeartGift Austin

I am pleased to donate this painting to HeartGift Austin and their Fine Wine and Luxe Living Auction to be held this Sunday, Nov. 13th at the Driskill Hotel in DT Austin. This is an amazing charity that saves the lives of young children around the world who have life-threatening heart defects and no hope for care in their native countries. One of the cardiac surgeons who co-founded the organization here in Austin is the same surgeon who performed the quadruple by-pass on my dad in 1988. So grateful to Dr. Oswalt!! My dad is doing well today. 

Hoping my food themed painting ties in well with the Fine Wine theme of the event. Hope it brings them lots of $. What a great organization. Love these synergies in life!!

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Oma's Vase & Dessert Dish 10x8"

© Debbi Smith Rourke
Oma's Vase & Dessert Dish  10x8"
Oil on canvas panel. $115 + tax (TX only) + $13 sh/h.



Oma loved to entertain and she certainly loved dishes - always adding to her serving ware. This white vase and dessert dish were a couple of my first selections from her kitchen goodies. I love white on the serving table. And thankfully these are also wonderful items for my studio, too! BTW, I had no idea how difficult gerber daisies were to paint! I had the rest of the painting done quickly and repainted the flower several times. Finally happy with it. This is also more of a monochromatic palette - new for me - but seemed to work well with the white. Very simple and clean. Thanks for your good wishes on this series!!!