Originals by Paris Art Blog

Ballerina Greeting Card from Zazzle.com

OriginalsbyParis — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:11:47 +0000

Ballerina Greeting Card from Zazzle.com.

Ballerina Study Original Oil Painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 21:04:29 +0000

Ballerina Study is an original oil painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso. The piece measure 10x10x1.5 inches. You may purchase the original piece in Paris’ Etsy Shop. www.OriginalsbyParis.Etsy.com or you may also purchase the image of Ballerina Study on products like greeting cards and postage stamps at www.zazzle.com/originalsbyparis. Please feel free to email Paris at info@OriginalsbyParis.com for custom artwork inquiries.

10th Annual Landis Woods Outdoor Fine Art Show

OriginalsbyParis — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 20:48:23 +0000

The 10th Annual Landis Woods Outdoor Fine Art Show is just around the corner! This really is a lovely event and I will be there with my art, among many other talented artists. This art show is located in Neffsville, PA. If you live in the area or will be in the area in September, you may want to attend.

There will be lots of food, music, art and fun! I really enjoy setting up at this show and the crowd that it draws. The admission free and this event happens rain or shine. Hope to see you there!~ Paris

White Daisies original palette knife oil painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 19:55:01 +0000

White Daisies is an original oil painting on a deep edge canvas. This piece was painted using my high relief method of sculpting rich, vibrant colored oil paints with a pallet knife.

White Daisies is a part of my small works collection. The measurements are 8 X 10 inches. This piece will delightfully brighten up any room. These daisies will never wilt and die! You can find White Daisies on my Originals by Paris Etsy store!

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Thank you for reading my blog and viewing my art work. Your support is greatly appreciated. It is a great passion of mine to paint.

Paris

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St. James Street original oil on canvas painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 13:47:26 +0000

St. James street is an original oil on canvas. This piece is different from many of my pieces because it does not have high relief created with thick applications of paint. St. James street is painted in more of a traditional way. I use brushes instead of pallet knives.

St. James Street is not for sale. This piece will someday be passed on to on of my children. Prints of this piece may be available in the future.

St. James Street is dedicated to the loving memory of my mother, Vera Belle Beshears. I hope that you enjoy St. James Street as much as I have enjoyed writing to you about it. Thanks once again for reading my blog. I greatly appreciate your support!

Paris

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Gigi’s Poppies original palette knife oil painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:23:19 +0000

Gigi’s Poppies is an original oil on canvas. This piece came to life in my studio. I used bright, brilliant colors. I wanted my poppies to stand out against the blue-yellow sky. This painting has lots of texture and high relief. The poppies not only stand out in color, they are actually raised. This gives this piece an almost 3-D look.

Gigi’s Poppies is sure to bring summer into any room. This delightful piece will capture your imagination and take you to a place of bliss. I found poppies to be very popular. It seems that this is a much loved flower. I have enjoyed painting poppies in the past. I can’t help but feel that this piece is my best poppy painting yet.

The tall and slender canvas is perfect for that sliver of wall that you just don’t know what to do with. Gigi’s Poppies is garenteed not to wilt and die. You can find Gigi‘s Poppies on my website under works.

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Gigi’s Poppies was inspired by and named after a friend. I hope that you enjoy this piece as I have enjoyed writing to you. Take care and until next time. Chow!

Pairs

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Two and a Half Pears original palette knife oil painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 23:15:51 +0000

Two and a Half Pears is an original oil painting with high relief. This piece was painted with thick applications of rich, vibrant oil paints. Two and a Half Pears was created in my studio using a palette knife.

I have expressed many times that it is a great pleasure of mine to paint flowers. I must confess that I also really enjoy painting fruits and vegetables. I find many people like pear paintings.

Thank you for reading my blog about Two and a Half Pears. Check back soon! I have recently finished a new poppy piece and will post that next. Have a great day!

Two and a Half Pears is currently available on www.gallerytoday.com.

Paris

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Blue Aster Flowers original oil palette knife painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:26:20 +0000

Blue Aster Flowers is an original oil on canvas. This piece was painted with Spring in mind. Now, just in time for the beginning of spring, here are my Blue Aster Flowers!

This painting was created using premium oil paints, a palette knife and a one and a half inch deep edge canvas. The image is wrapped around the edge of the canvas, eliminating the need for a frame. The flowers have nice detail. Using thick applications of paint, I create a high relief image. I use this high relief method on many of my paintings. It gives them an almost 3-D look. Blue Aster Flowers painting has lots of movement and texture. I combine my love of sculpture with my love of painting. What is the result? A high relief oil painting that captures your eye and imagination.

I have painted many a flower. Each has its own feel. Blue aster flowers are a new subject for me. I jumped at the challenge with enthusiasm. I was excited to try something new. Now I am excited to present my painting to you, here, on my blog!

Thank you for reading my blog about Blue Aster Flowers original oil painting. It is always a pleasure to write to you!

Paris

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Etsy Experience and Original Small Art Works by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 22:09:09 +0000

For my blog today, I would like to share with you my experience of joining Etsy.com. If I had to describe etsy.com in one word, it would be eclectic. If your not familiar with etsy, let me enlighten you. It is a site where people can buy and sell handmade goods. Vintage and supply items are also aloud on the site. It is perfect for displaying my small works.

Check out my Etsy store:

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I have found the Etsy community to be warm and inviting. People really have respect for one another and the site itself. Etsy is a secure place to display and sell my art work. Etsy offers buyers and sellers assurance with feedback. Buyers and sellers are rated on their business, which acts as buyer and seller testimonials. Wow, did I say I love Etsy?

I offer my small works collection on my OriginalsbyParis Etsy store. Each piece of art work has free shipping and comes with a free gift bag and tag. The bags and tags are hand painted by me, Paris and are one of a kind. An original by Paris is the perfect gift!

There are many talented people on Etsy. The items are beautiful and the attitudes likewise. I hope that you have enjoyed my blog today. I have enjoyed writing to you about my Etsy experience. Have a wonderful day!

Paris

P.S. Happy Spring!

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Wahb Takes Final Rest in Death Gulch Painting by Paris Wyatt Llanso

OriginalsbyParis — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:57:23 +0000

Wahb Takes Final Rest in Death Gulch is a piece I painted for The Demuth Museum’s invitational event, A Novel Approach: A Literary Inspiration. The novel I chose is The Biography of a Grizzly by Ernest Thompson Seton. This story is about a Grizzly bear who loses his mother and siblings when a hunter shoots them. The book fallows along with the bear through his life trials. You are made to feel connected and have great empathy for the bear. The scene I chose was near the end of the book. Wahb is at the end of his life and is resting for the last time. He reflects on his life and ends with the thoughts of his mother and siblings romping through the Colorado Rocky Mountains in sweet blissfulness.

This book has a way to bring a tear to the readers eye. It is such a lovely story yet so sad. I remember the first time the story was read to me as a child in school. I took the story home and showed it to my mother and it became a family favorite. My siblings and I all remember this story well and many of our childhood pets were named Wahb. I am glad I chose this story above others to paint an illustration for. I was wanting to experiment with this a certain style of illustration. This project gave me the perfect opportunity to do just that.

Whab Takes Final Rest in Death Gulch was created differently from many of my newer pieces. I painted this piece mainly with a paint brush and only used the pallet knife for the hair on the bear.

Wahb Takes Final Rest in Death Gulch shows a very tired, near death bear. The lava like pool is taken from the idea brought about in the book, where Wahb bathes in the sulfur pools in Yellowstone. I mix my memory of the sulfur pools in Yellowstone with the image I picture while reading the book, the sense of encroaching death through deadly gasses escaping the mud pool. The big vulture and the bones of animals surrounding, adds to the feeling that death is creeping its way upon old Wahb. This is my way of showing the feeling that I get at this point in the story, that Wahb’s suffering will soon end and he will be reunited with his mother and siblings that he lost so long ago.

Thank you for reading my blog. I hope that you will enjoy Wahb Takes Final Rest in Death Gulch. It was a pleasure to paint it and write about.

Paris

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