Old Love

"Old Love"
5 x 7" oil on board

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Good Acoustics

"Good Acoustics"
6 x 6" oil on board

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Empty Shoes No. 3

"Empty Shoes No. 3"
7 x 5" oil on board

Daisies

"Daisies"
6 x 6" oil on board

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Flores Para Rosa Maria

"Flores Para Rosa Maria"
5 x 7" oil on board

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Esta pintura es para ti. Que te mejores, y te amo.

Stormy Sunday

"Stormy Sunday"
5 x 7" oil on board

Seeing the Steelers in action today inspired me to paint this one.

Babe Ruth Baseball Card

"Babe Ruth Baseball Card"
6 x 6" oil on board

This is a 1948 Leaf Babe Ruth card. In mint condition it would be valued at $700-900.

I love the way baseball cards looked back then. They were small works of art.

23

"23"
5 x 7" oil on board

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715

"715"
6 x 6" oil on board (click to bid)

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On April 8th, 1967, Hammerin' Hank crushed his 715th homerun, surpassing Babe Ruth on the all-time list. On a 1-0 fastball, Henry made history when he served the pitch into the seats in left. Aaron went on to hit 755 homeruns in his illustrious major league career.

Empty Shoes No. 2

"Empty Shoes No. 2"
5 x 7" oil on board

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I got these shoes for my wife on her birthday. Everyone loved them and thought I did such a wonderful job picking them out. Little did they know, she's the one that picked them--all I did was buy 'em and wrap 'em. I guess the cat's out of the bag!

Antifreeze

"Antifreeze"
7 x 5" oil on canvas panel

The temperature dropped big time here in Nashville--so I cooked up some cocoa to warm up a little bit.

However, I liked the way the soft brown liquid looked in the bright red mug so much, that instead of drinking it--I painted it. Needless to say--both me and the cocoa are cold.

Hubcap And Headlights

"Hubcap And Headlights"
5 x 7" oil on board

Play Pretty

"Play Pretty"
5 x 7" oil on board

A few years ago, my grandpa and I built this guitar. He had given me my first guitar, taught me how to play, and was always extremely encouraging.

Before he passed away, he told me to 'play pretty'-unkowingly naming the guitar that we had crafted together.

In this painting, I used bright, happy yellows to represent the memories that I have of him.

Thief

"Thief"
5 x 7" oil on canvas panel (click to bid)

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Thank You

Well I have slacked off these passed two days, but I wanted to share something with all of you loyal visitors. I've been doing this painting a day blog for three weeks now, and I've seen the traffic flow steadily increase, so I wanted to say THANK YOU for checking it out, and KEEP COMING! Oh yeah, and TELL YOUR FRIENDS!

This is a picture that I did using pastels. It was fun to do, but there is an obvious error within the picture. Can anyone spot it?

New post to come tomorrow!

Soul

"Soul"
5 x 7" oil on canvas panel (click to bid)

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For Layla

"For Layla"
5 x 7" oil on canvas panel

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The Catch

"The Catch"
5 x 7" oil on canvas panel (click to bid)

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October is here! And with October comes playoff baseball.

Revered as the greatest catch in World Series history, Willie Mays pulled off this web gem in game 1 of the 1954 World Series. This catch prevented the Cleveland Indians from taking the lead, and the Giants went on to sweep the series.