Showing posts with label kentucky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kentucky. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 8, 2021

"Derby Day, betting on the horses". 12in x 12in oil on linen panel.


Derby Day, May 1 is when this was painted and used a racing form from the newspaper here in Louisville KY.    This is a larger painting 12" square, painted on a Centurion Linen Panel.   Lots of controversy over the winner.

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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Dusk in Kentucky 10"x8" oil

Can't you hear the crickets.... or maybe it is the ringing in my ears.  The humidity here makes it a great place for painting beautiful atmospheric paintings.
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Monday, June 10, 2013

Weeping willow 6"x8" oil

I decided to make this painting about the foreground.   I love the mix of cool grey lavender against the warm light green.

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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Sunny Kentucky day 6"x8" oil

This tree was all by itself and it looked like it was separating the different fields.   I love the way the sky peeks through and the coolness of the distant trees.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Knob Creek 6"x6" oil

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This is a cool bottle and label.  The packaging pays attention to the details. With a bottle reminiscent of a bootlegger’s flask, it embodies the unpretentious, handmade look and feel of turn-of-the-century bourbon. The observant eye will notice newsprint scrawled on the label—harkening back to the decades-old custom of wrapping bottles at the distillery in newspaper.  Knob Creek is 100 proof and aged 9 years.  When coming up with the name they went to history to name Know Creek, the answer was nearby.   Approximately 20 miles south of the distillery runs a little creek, the same creek that ran by Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home.    Kentucky is full of history.
Did you know.... Nothing can be added at bottling to enhance the flavor of bourbon, such as flavoring, sweeteners or artificial coloring, unlike whiskeys which can add those things.
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