Monday, February 1, 2010


Evening Shower.  Oil on linen. 40 x 30cm. 2009.







Chichester Riverbank III. Oil on Canvas. 60 x 50cm. 2010.  







Chichester River. Oil on Canvas. 30 x 25cm. 2009.






River Stones. Oil on Canvas. 30 x 25cm. 2009.






Storm Over Mount Nelson. Oil on Linen. 30 x 25cm. 2009.






Winter Paddock. Oil on Wood. 20 x 20cm. 2009.






Chichester River Bank I. Oil on Canvas. 60 x 50cm. 2010.






Chichester River II. Oil on Canvas. 60 x 50cm. 2010.

Friday, January 29, 2010













"Humidity"

Artist: Jennifer Finnie; 51x41cm











"The Bell Tower, Port Douglas."

Artist: Jennifer Finnie; 51x41cm










"Holiday Shack, Palm Cove"

Artist: Jennifer Finnie, 51x41cm
















Thursday, January 28, 2010

"Towards Newcastle, From Stockton."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 42x31cm






"Church and Outbuildings, Mayfield."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 42x31cm










"Toy Boat, Cricket Ball and Northern Star."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 42x31cm











"One Tree with Cathedral."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 51x41cm




 





"Fort with Nobbies."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 51x41cm







"Andrew Reading."

Artist: Jennifer Finnie; 31x42cm




                                        




"Smiths Lake, Afternoon."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 42x31cm










Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Tea Set With Fruit











"Jean's Flowers."

Artist: Andrew Finnie; 42x31cm



 




Thursday, January 14, 2010

Fabric Printing with Miranda Earle


Well Jennifer and I spent a wonderful weekend at Miranda Earle's studio workshop and this is my first ever fabric print. Great fun, highly recommended. Of course it's more than a big nod to Escher. You can see how it extrapolates to 3d here http://andrewfinnie.blogspot.com/2010/01/lino-cut-to-fabric-print-to-3d-texture.html Artist: Andrew Finnie




Welcome to the Seven Painters and Instructions

Note for the Seven Painters:

Hi everyone, I made this blog where you can stick pictures of your work if you like. We were lucky enough to get sevenpainters.bloger.com! I can see that you all thrilled....... Ha, I am so funny.

The advantage of this blog is you can put your own work up here if you like, without my interceding. You can also edit your posts at a later time etc.

You can make comments on other people work etc if you like. Ho.

How to? Make your images about 800 pixels maximum width or depth, save them as png format for better quality, but jpg and tiff and gif are okay. This will keep the image sizes down for posting.

Log into gmail  using the gmail account sixpainters@gmail.com with the password I sent you.
Come to this page. At the top right hand of the page you will 'sign in'. Click this and you will get a page listing your blogs. Click SevenPainters.

Now in the top right you also have an opportunity to "new post". Right click this and choose 'open in new tab". That way you will have these instructions still open while you work.

Click this. You will then be taken to a new window where you can right text into a box. Along the top of this box there are some Icons. The one next to the "Link" icon is a small picture. Click on this and you will get a pop up window. There is a button that says "Choose File". Click this and you  will have to navigate the directory structure of your computer to find the image file of your art-work that you have already to go.

Wait for a while and when the image is loaded click the button that   says "Okay". Your image will magically appear in the window that you have been typing in.

Click the image and a small horizontal menu will be appear that lets you choose between "Small Large Centre Left etc." Select XLarge and Centre.

Say anything you like about the painting, but make sure you add a label with your name and any other labels you like. Not too many though. I have put a few labels in for you to choose from (see box at bottom right).

Add four spaces above and four below will give it good spacing

Then in the bottom right hand side you will see "Labels" choose Show All and click on the appropriate label - eg your name.

Then when all is done have a look down the bottom of the window at the bottom left and click the button that says "Publish Post".

Then in the next window click "View Blog".

The last post is always at the top of the blog. People can find your name by clicking in the area called "labels". If for example they click "acrylic' then all paintings labelled acrylic will turn up. Same for the name "Patricia Williamsz" etc.


I will put up a few examples to get it going. Any questions so far? No? Good.

see you Friday, if not before.

cheers

Andrew