Showing posts with label old truck art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old truck art. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 24, 2025

Old Truck and Barn ~ Merry Christmas

9x6 watercolor on Grumbacher 140 lb cold press paper done using old truck photos with barns; the decorated one with a Christmas wreath is an altered version of the first. Snow was added also using white gouache. COPYRIGHT 2025 Kay Smith

Sunday, January 22, 2023

Fargo Truck

5.5x8.5 watercolor over pencil sketch in Masters Touch sketchbook done a week ago. Ref courtesy WetCanvas. Not aware of the model name I had to look up Fargo to read about it. COPYRIGHT 2023 Kay Smith

Thursday, April 4, 2019

Roadside Truck

9x12 watercolor on Canson 140 lb cold press paper sketched and painted last weekend.
This very old truck was parked by the roadside for years and is now gone. Rust had begun the decaying and aging process of the old metal finish. Daniel Smith paints used.
COPYRIGHT 2019 Kay Smith

Sunday, August 14, 2016

Old Red Truck

5.5x8 ink/watercolor on Strathmore Visual Journal for watercolor sketched last night then painted today, about 2 hours. Using my Lamy Safari pen filled with grey Noodler's ink, drawing the old truck was fun.  Featured on this weekend's drawing event on WetCanvas, participants have 2 hours to select a photo and paint it then post.  This old red wrecked truck was in a town called Forget, a village in the province of Saskatchewan in Canada, according to Bonnie, the current host.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.

Thursday, December 31, 2015

Old Texas Vehicle

5.5x8 watercolor and ink on Strathmore Visual Journal for watercolor sketched yesterday and painted today.  I used Micron 01 pen in this 50s era vehicle from an old photo the year my parents married.  Fallen leaves scatter across the road with white picket fence in the distance in this rural scene.  There was another digit in the license plate that I left off.
Image COPYRIGHT 2015 Kay Smith.

Rodeo Queen

20x16 acrylics on paper done mid July, another in my cowgirl series that are always fun to paint. Remembering the times participating in ro...