Skip to content

Nancy Anderson

award-winning fine art

  • home
  • what it is
  • what’s goin’ on
  • commissions
  • the done

Author Archives: N Anderson

Molly identified

One day a couple of years ago, I was hiking with my own dog and a camera, and crossed paths with a dog walker running a pack of dogs.  They carried on, barely even stopping to sniff my own dog and say hey; but one of them, a little puggle, stopped in front of meContinue reading “Molly identified”

Posted byN AndersonOctober 4, 2013October 4, 2013Posted indog, oil on canvas, portraitTags:molly, puggleLeave a comment on Molly identified

Color

What is it?  Radiolab had a great episode on color… http://www.radiolab.org

Posted byN AndersonSeptember 8, 2013Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Color

imp – in process

I really thought that this would work up so much faster.  It should be done soon, though!

Posted byN AndersonSeptember 4, 2013Posted inoil on canvasLeave a comment on imp – in process

imp (underpainting)

Nothing is better at getting me to clean the entire house than a big canvas needing an underpainting. I was invited to exhibit my work in a café in Davis Sq for the month of November.  The owner asked for “less dogs and more people, landscapes, or abstract paintings…”  Well, that’s fine, I thought.  IContinue reading “imp (underpainting)”

Posted byN AndersonAugust 25, 2013Posted inportraitLeave a comment on imp (underpainting)

Greetings from the Glitter Fairy Princess

I don’t normally paint from photos that have been published, but I had an old postcard from the Somerville Arts Council’s ArtBeat from 1998 that screamed to me.

Posted byN AndersonJuly 9, 2013Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on Greetings from the Glitter Fairy Princess

A Very Good Boy

All along, this painting was called “Monty & Friends” because, well, that’s Monty there with his horse friends Jackie (left) and Eddie (right).  This is a zoomed and cropped portion of a much larger image that a Swissy friend had posted to an online forum.  I wanted to paint it. I was living in MaineContinue reading “A Very Good Boy”

Posted byN AndersonMay 17, 2013May 17, 2013Posted indog, oil on canvasLeave a comment on A Very Good Boy

Ode to SOS

I remember sitting at my desk at work, years ago, talking about needing to move, and a co-worker suggested that I move to Somerville.  Good God, I thought.  Somerville? Growing up south of Boston, it was inherent that we not venture north of the city.  (I did, once or twice, but only briefly.)  She saidContinue reading “Ode to SOS”

Posted byN AndersonApril 17, 2013April 29, 2013Posted inmusingsLeave a comment on Ode to SOS

Sleepy Seany done

There are parts of it that make it my worst painting, and there are parts that make it my best.  As a whole, it’s neither.  Still, there’s something special about this painting to me, and I suppose it’s the subject.  Sean is one of the sweetest dogs I have ever met.

Posted byN AndersonMarch 11, 2013Posted indog, oil on canvasTags:pit bullLeave a comment on Sleepy Seany done

The Curse Reversed

Aha!  I still have to do the muzzle and the sofa cushion and the shadiness in between, but Sleepy Seany is coming along. The process of art — or, of the creative mind — is fascinating, to me.  I still don’t understand why I can go days or weeks with absolutely no ability, and thenContinue reading “The Curse Reversed”

Posted byN AndersonMarch 8, 2013March 8, 2013Posted indog, oil on canvasLeave a comment on The Curse Reversed

Sleepy Seany Resurrected

No, I can do this. Of course, it may take a while…

Posted byN AndersonMarch 3, 2013March 8, 2013Posted indog, oil on canvasTags:SeanLeave a comment on Sleepy Seany Resurrected

Posts pagination

Newer posts 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 … 15 Older posts
Nancy Anderson, Blog at WordPress.com.
  • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Nancy Anderson
    • Join 41 other subscribers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • Nancy Anderson
    • Subscribe Subscribed
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
 

Loading Comments...