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Lisa has been passionate about art for as long as she can remember. She grew up in Vienna, Virginia where she was highly encouraged by her family and teachers in her art endeavors. She started painting in oil in 2002 and has poured herself into learning as much as possible about all aspects of creating a good painting.
Lisa loves the fluidity and sculptural qualities oil paint offers. She enjoys painting a variety of subjects - still lifes, landscapes, animals and figurative works. She strives to bring out the play of light and color on the subject she is painting and hopes to share her passion and to create a meaningful emotion response for others through her work. Lisa has won several awards for her artwork over the years and has studied with many accomplished artists.
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20 x 24" / Oil on PanelThis painting is a colorful and impressionistic depiction of the Flatirons in Boulder, where many beautiful flowers bloom in the fields. In summer, you can see red poppies an...
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This owl has taken flight from the trees. I used loose brushstrokes for the background and gave more focus on the star of the show - the owl.
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8 x 8" / Oil / This little chickadee is sitting on a branch. I started with an orange underpainting and let some of that show through to create a glow. My approach was to use thick loose brushstrok...
$875
16 x 28" / OilI wanted to capture the serene scene I saw at the Buffalo farm on Nelson Road in Boulder County.
$400
10" x 8" / Oil / "I was intrigued by the patterns of the shadows on the ground under the cottonwood tree and wanted to capture the feeling of the shade and serenity I had in this location."
$350
This painting captures the moment where a couple of sparrows pauses on a watering trough.
$150
This painting reflects what I imagine the meadow in front of the flatirons might have looked like long ago with a small pioneer homestead.
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Backlit bear on a warm day in the meadow with an indication of forest in the background.
$1,400
This painting represents the beautiful fall colors you would see on a drive through the mountains or down a lane in Colorado in October.