Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Morning Aspens

This piece was inspired by one of my trips to New Mexico. It is 30x40 and rendered on a this canvas, making it easy to frame in the style of your choice.

"Verdigris" diptych (2) 30 x30x1.5 canvasses

This is an abstract diptych with each canvas measuring 30x30 making the entire work 30x60. It was my intention to create the effect of copper that has taken on that patina that develops as it weathers. It is made up of turquoise, cerulean blue, with various shades of copper and brown.

Friday, May 18, 2012

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

On my easel 30x36

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Last Sunset in Columbus

On my easel. Still lack a few touches.

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Morning Calf 16x20 oil






The Fence: A tribute to Matthew Shepard Donated

Eliot Barker Pond 16x20






Geese on Turtle Creek 30x40 oil on canvas framed






Cruising Turtle Creek 18x24x2 Oil on Canvas






Hiding in Plain Sight 24x24 Oil on canvas






Summer on Nevis SOLD

Taos Canyon 36x48 Sold

Lavender Sky (16x20) Oil on Canvas SOLD

Wild Rivers , New Mexico 30x40 Framed






Giant Pears 36x48 SOLD

Santuario de Chimayo 20x24 Oil on Canvas SOLD

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Up, Up and Away....48x72






Another of my large aspen paintings Part of a series.

Aspen Cathedral 48x72 Oil on Canvas Framed in blonde wood shadow box






I have already belabored you with how much I love to paint big, so I will not dwell on that aspect. I love this painting. It flowed through me as if I was some kind of medium. I use this palette a lot, so that was not so different, but the composition and application of color was spontaneous and I have rarely felt this free in the process of painting. There was little hesitation. My studio mates provided input which was taken and I am so happy with this piece that I think it will become the first of a series. Thank you for viewing my blog.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

One Man Art Show (Mark W. Malone)

On Saturday, February 11 from 7pm-12am, I will be showing and selling my art The Wine Therapist. 1810 Skillman@Live Oak, Dallas, Texas. Please come and bring your friends. Share some wine and check out my art.

Thank you,

Mark W. Malone