Poppy The Pig, Original Oil Painting by Cheri Wollenberg

Poppy

Original 8x8 Oil Painting On Canvas

by Cheri Wollenberg

 Poppy is pig who might be hungry and waiting on his master to bring corn or feed. His master could be a young child who plans to show him at a fair! Whatever a the story that seems to be here, if you like pigs and enjoy farm life this painting could be the very one that brings memories of laughter, love or the discipline of chores in one's life. The painting is another version of a photo that I took of a pig several years ago. More information about the painting is:

*the stretched canvas he is painted on is 8x8x.75 inches.
*it is unframed
*The edges of the painting are painted black so one doesn't have to frame it unless desired

Green and Red Bell Peppers Still Life Painting

Green and Red Bell Peppers Still Life Painting

9x12 Original Oil Painting On Canvas

by Cheri Wollenberg

What beauty nature brings to us!  Isn't it wonderful to be a human and love to eat!  Delights of taste, visions of color, variety of shapes, and shiny, slick, juicy looking surfaces to touch!  I loved working on this painting.   After creating just the right arrangement, they go straight to the kitchen to enjoy as yummy food. This is a great wall hanging for the kitchen.  It will add brightness and delight the senses.  It is listed in my Etsy shop.  You can visit by clicking the highlighted text.  It will link you right to it.  Thanks for coming by!  Thanks for the like and share!

One Green Bell Pepper - Small Still Life Painting

One Green Bell Pepper - Still Life Painting

6x8 Oil on Canvas

Cheri Wollenberg

Something simple for a daily painting, nevertheless still great fun in the process!!!!

This little painting is listed HERE.

Drinking Coffee! Painting Cups and Saucers?

Blue and White Polka Dots

Original Oil Painting

6x8 Wrap Around Canvas

Drinking coffee is a pleasurable experience, wouldn't you say? Why is it? This morning I tried to think of how I would describe these habitual moments that take place often in my life. I love the aroma, the flavor, and the warmth (especially in the wintertime). Then of course - it gets me going. Is this the buzz? The little coffee cup above is one of several that I have painted in the last couple of months. It is also pleasurable to smell the aroma of paint, to visually see something interesting, to load a brush with oil paint and place on the canvas, and then get the "buzz" from something that brings together an assortment of the elements of art like pieces of a puzzle into something very pleasing and generating. Which is the most "habit forming"? I cannot tell.............