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"Flowers from David and Suzanne" 8 x 10 oil.
"Sunflowers" Original 4 x 6 oil painting on gallery-wrap canvas. One painting per day.
"Last Rose" Daily painting for October 25, 2005. Original oil on 6 x 4 canvas, gallery wrapped, painted on the sides, no frame needed!
"Roses in Fishbowl #2" Original oil painting, 19.5 x 24 inches.
"Small Floral Study" Original acrylic on board-backed canvas, 7 x 5 inches,

"A Pot of Peonies" 5 x 7 inches, Original acrylic,

"Apples" 9 x 12 oil, in the collection of Simon Chiu of Laguna Beach, California.
"Paint Tube #1" October 12, 2005. In the collection of Diane Morgan of Indian Wells, California.
"Coastal Live Oak Twig" 6 x 4 gallery wrap canvas in the hands of Collector John Wickham of Los Angeles, California.
"Fig Bite" Original oil 5 x 7, in the collection of Ramie Little of Atlanta, Georgia
"Araucana Egg, Broken" original oil, 6 x 6 inches on gallery-wrap (no framing needed).
"East Valley Still Life" Original oil on canvas 16 x 20,

"Second Roses" Original oil painting, 30 x 24 inches

"hand-blown corked bottle" Original oil 5x5.

"New Year's Resolution...Not" This impudent jelly donut sticks its tongue of jelly out at you and me, almost teasing us to break our diets. Original acrylic, 4 x 6 inches.

Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

"Another Fat Pill" Original acrylic on gallery wrap canvas, 5 x 7 inches.

Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

This 4 x 6 oil is propped up behind that tasty little model, so you can see the source material, and the finished painting. It is fun to paint from life, even if the wafting odor of warm chocolate permeates the air as I paint, caused by the heat of the lamp. Oh, such will power!!


Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

"Summer Squash" I went into the garden for the first time in a week, and did some weeding... and the zucchini and summer straight neck squash were already producing! I picked, threw a couple really big ones (how does zucchini DO that--grow so big so fast?) to the chickens, and brought this one in to the studio for today's painting.
The way the leaf was attached at the stem was intriguing, and its placement like a hand on the counter seemed to lend itself to a stalwart message... "We are not through yet; you will be buried in summer squash!" I'm fine with that, because his brethren were mighty tasty!
 "The Orange Jug" I did make a window of time today to work on the 16 x 12 still life I showed you two days ago. Here it is newly modifed and "improved".
No longer bland, it has better light, better values and better color. Sometimes putting a work aside for a year or two can make a major difference in the end product. You just get smarter. Smarter about what to do to make a painting go from "ho-hum" to "ho-Whoa"!
My choices were to contrast the background with the flowers
and to lighten the values in the vase and foreground cloth. I wanted to consciously stick to the complementary blue/orange scheme, though. The end result is far more intimate than that "other thing".
"Rose #2" Another fall rose shows up in my garden. Original oil, 6 x 4 inches.
8 x 6 canvas, in oil

Sold to an anonymous California colector.

"Limoges sugar bowl and creamer" Original oil, 9 x 12 inches on canvas,

"Fruit Medley" Original oil, 9 x 12 inches.

"Stoneware" My Mom has owned this little stoneware jug, and then gave it to me some years ago. It has been tucked up on a high shelf, and when I was going through some things, found it. I enjoy painting simple objects with complex brushwork. Original oil, 6 x 6 inches.

to new collector Roy Renfro of Pottsboro, Texas

"Laquerware with Blossoms" A symphony of circles are found in this lovely still life with more of the laquerware in Elin's collection.  Original oil on canvas, in gold frame, 12 x 12 inches
Sidelit Study This canvas panel is only 7 x 5 inches, but is full of the rich color and compositional balance that makes Elin's work so sought after.
"Cramp" (Paint tube #2) Original oil 5x7.

"Temecula Roses" Demonstration for her class in the Temecula Rose Society's Rose Garden, Elin painted thiese sumptuous golden beauties.  On a gallery wrap canvas, this 12 x 12 painting is an original oil.
"Crescent Wrench #1" 5 x 7 original oil

"Lying Down on the Job" Original oil on linen canvas, 12 x 16 inches,

"Symphony in Indigo" A still life setup, from life, Elin paints that white teapot yet again, but this painting is suffused with lilac and violets, complemented with oranges and yellow. Original oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches

Sold to new collector Ray Casteneda of Miami, Florida

"Still Life with Limes (Video Lesson Painting)"    Elin completed her acrylic lesson DVD and did the entire editing using Final Cut Pro and her iMac.  The result is a professional two hour dvd of her acrylic methods and this painting is featured.  Original acrylic on canvas, 16 x 20 inches

Sold to new collector Ray Casteneda of Miami, Florida

"Geisha" Original oil on canvas, 9 x 12 inches

"Fuji, CHOMP!" Original oil on stretched canvas, 4 x 6 inches.

"Peppers and Lakota Squash" Original Oil on canvas, 9 x 12 inches,

"Red Pear #1" Fall fruits are in the stores, and this red pear was asking to be painted! Original oil on canvas, 7 x 5 inches.
"Matilija Poppies and Fruit" Tiny at 7 x 5 inches, this little detailed piece would look lovely in a small wall space. The matilija poppies are also called the "fried egg flower" because of their resemblance to a sunny side up!
"End of Summer" Daily painting for October 24, 2005. This is a part of a watermelon that I bought for the Open Studio snack plate, but this portion of the seedless delight never made it to the tray! Original oil on canvas, 5 x 7 inches.

"Apple Dessert" Original 4 x 6 inches.

"Sweet Tooth #4, Jelly Beans" OK, enough with the sweet stuff for a few days. Just painting them has been fun, however the temptation is growing! Original oil on canvas 4 x 6 inches.

Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

"Sweet Tooth #2, Gummy Bears" How fun it is to see the way the light goes through these translucent treats. So beautiful, it is hard to eat them... but I digress! Original oil, 4 x 6 inches.

Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

"Sweet Tooth #1, Candy Corn" Uh oh. Holiday candy appear again in the studio. I'm being good though, and only painting these favorites. Original oil, 4 x 6 inches.

Sold through Riverside Art Museum's annual "Off the Wall" exhibit.

Pomegranate Delight A little celebration of this Octiber fruit, cut and torn to reveal the gems of seeds inside. Only 5 x 7 inches, this original acrylic has to a

With a collector in Northern California. (Thank you, Diane!)

"Can't Elope" October 15, 2005. Fourth in the "365-4-100" painting endeavor by yours truly. Of course, this was my dinner dessert! "I knew it well...", she said, before eating it. Original oil, 4 x 6 inches, gallery wrapped, painted on the sides, no frame needed!
"Gala (Apple)" October 14, 2005. The third of the "daily paintings" on my journey into expressive glimpses into ordinary things. I'm sure having fun with these. For sale for $100. Oh, yes. I ate the apple after I finished painting it. Original 4 x 6 canvas, gallery wrapped, painted on the sides, no frame needed!
Color Quick Study Any time I can offer an instruction to a student, I will do so... and this was a 7 x 5 inche study was to show how it is possible to get pure color if you think about where you want light and color to work. Original oil on canvas, 7 x 5 inches.
"Tools of the Trade" Original Oil, 5x7

"Shallots" original acrylic is 4 x 6 inches on gallery wrap.

"Busted" Now living on the East Coast, where this kitty's identical twin raises Cain in her beloved owners' home.

"red onion" Original acrylic 5 x 5 inches,

"Vertical Pear" Original oil 7 x 5 inch oil

"Cloisonne" Original acrylic 6 x 4. 

"Friend's Roses" original oil is 20 x 16.

"Afternoon Pear" Original Oil 7x5

"Golden Globe" Original Oil 5x7

"What, Me Warhol?"Original oil, 7 x 5 inches.

Roses, Roses, Roses!   This little painting is on gallery-wrap canvas, an inch and a half deep, and the roses wrap around the edges!  Original oil on gallery-wrap canvas, 12 x 12 inches living in its new home in Canada.

"Young Pothos" It was late when we returned from a date together, my husband and I, so I picked a simple subject--the Pothos house plant that sits on my kitchen sink. With care and feeding, it will grow to envelop the pot hanger above the sink! Original oil, 6 x 4 inches.

In the hands of an anonymous California collector.

"Color Study, 1996" 5,75 x 7 inch acrylic.

"A Slice of Life" Original Oil, 4x6 gallery wrap canvas.

"Hard Boiled" Original oil, 5 x 7 inches.

Posies and the Painting Original acrylic on board-backed canvas, this is another floral study that is reminiscent of the Romantic painters.
"Rose #3" Original oil on canvas 7 x 5 inches.

"Intellectual Pursuits" Another 7 x 5 inch canvas, showing books, newspapers and a vase of flowers to complete the composition. Original acrylic on canvas board.

"Masking" Original oil, 5 x 7 inches.

"Apricots" 6 x 4 oil on gallery-wrap canvas,

"Still Life, Workshop at Northridge" Original Oil on canvas, 18 x 24 inches mounted on wood.
"An Apple a Day" Original oil 5x7

"Equilateral" Original oil 5 x 7

Geraniums and Adobe On-location painting in Fallbrook.  Original oil on canvas, 12 x 12 inches
"Today, Tomorrow and Always" Original 6 x 4 oil

"ONIONS!!" Original oil 5 x 7 inches.

Still Life Color Original oil, 20 x 16 inches.

"Tube of paint" Original Oil 5 x 5

"Changing Light (Red Apple Exercise)" Original acrylic 6 x 7 inches.

Blue Ribbon Patriot This beauty was picked for another jigsaw puzzle, this time presented by Hallmark!  Original oil on gallery wrap canvas, 24 x 24 inches

In the collection of Barb Barton of Burlingame, California.

"Sycamore leaves study" 6 x 8 acrylic.

"To the Light (Lilies)" Original oil 12" round,

California Poppies and Cream Now in the hands of a repeat collector of Elin's still life paintings, who lives in Pennsylvania, and purchases paintings from the web site. Original oil, 20 x 16 inches.

Roses and Blue Goblet in the collection of Daniel and Else Shouse, Dawsonville, Gerogia. Original oil, 20 x 16 inches.

Crate du Fleur Vin Original oil, 24 x 24, in the collection of Tom Sakowsky of Murrieta, California.

Margaret's Coffee Original oil on 8 x 10 canvas, sold from Elin's one-artist show at the Exchange Gallery in November.

Desert Floral My sister complains that I don't provide her with enough art for her walls (yeah, I know... family!) so the last time she came through the studio, she went home with this one. Technically, it didn't sell, but is no longer available, nonetheless. Original oil, 20 x 16.

Roses and Pear Sold from the Calafia Gallery in Orange, California, original oil 24 x 24 inches.