Early Bloomer by Jennifer Diehl  24×36″  Oil

Jennifer Diehl. Her paintings are different and evoke a sense of beauty. Early Bloomer is a happy painting, I just love the light and shadows – wow!!

View from Orcas Island by Jennifer Diehl  20×24″  Oil

Another wonderful painting, fabulous trees!! I love the pinkish light that is cast on everything. Gorgeous!

Are you an artist interested in taking workshops? Check out Jennifer’s Workshop info!!

Read more about Jennifer, from her website:

“Jennifer wants to live in a world where travel is instantaneous, time at the easel and with her family are both limitless, and pots and pans dance their own way to the sink and back into the cupboards.

While these things seem to be something she may have to wait to experience, she has wasted no time in the real world. Having known her passion since she could say the word “artist,” her whole life has been spent pushing towards that goal. Her artist parents taught her how to think about art, but sent her to learn the practice of it from her mentor, Henry Stinson. Jennifer studied with him until she was 18, and then her career began with her first show…..a Mother/Daughter debut. Since then, Jennifer has won numerous awards, shows in galleries/exhibitions around the country, and teaches what she knows to students who, like her, are students of art.

Jennifer has taken workshops from many well-known artists and worked hard to learn what they had to give, never wanting to stall in her artistic development. Even with her last painting, she wants to be exploring new ways to convey her thoughts and feelings without words.”

All images via JenniferDiehl.com, used with permission…

Images are not for reproduction, they are property of the artist.

Catch you back here tomorrow!

Early to Rise by Amanda Lovett  18×24″ Oil

Amanda Lovett. Her paintings are so crisp and clear. What a nice painting, Early to Rise. My favorite time of day… in the wee hours of the morning, when it’s nice and quiet. There is nothing like it. I love the sun highlighting the beautiful flowers and the reflections on the table – also the peek out of the door is so nice, it adds so much depth to this painting, don’t you think?

Vigorous Ride by Amanda Lovett  30×30″ Oil

Another beautiful painting. Just look at this horse – happy and free – and there is that beautiful light once again – WOW! Makes for a stunning painting!

Are you interesting in taking a workshop in 2017? Amanda will be conducted a workshop in Carterville, GA in April 2017 – click HERE for more workshop details!

Read a bit about Amanda, from her website:

“Amanda Lovett’s family recognized there was a creative career in her future when her childhood doodles were actually detailed sketches of her father’s horses.

Amanda attended the Atlanta Portfolio Center where she studied Art Direction, Graphic Design, Photography and Illustration and joined the advertising firm of McDonald and Little as an Art Director at the young age of 19. She thrived in her creative role and gained invaluable experience and education in the position, giving her the confidence to start her own successful agency when McDonald and Little was later purchased and moved to New York.

In 1998, Amanda attended a watercolor landscape class with Frank Broadhurst, who she would later credit for starting her on a path as a painter. In 2004, after recently switching her focus to oils, Amanda made the commitment to become a full time artist.

With a never ending desire for growth, Amanda has studied under some of the country’s top professionals. This love for learning has driven her to continue her education at every opportunity and has translated into the desire to share her knowledge with others. She currently teaches workshops at venues across the southeast with a series of subject matters developed to build the core skills necessary for growth at any level.

Amanda has been accepted into numerous national and regional shows and organizations. She is currently represented in several art galleries across the country.

Through her art, Amanda captures the vibrancy and energy most people miss in the simple moments of life.”

All images via AmandaLovett.com, used with permission…

Images are not for reproduction, they are property of the artist.

Catch you back here tomorrow!