Vick Shuck's women and girls

I have already published Vicki Shuck and I loved these two paintings so I'm sharing them.

I like her work, her themes and the way oil looks soft in the way she uses it.

At her site you can see more of her work and the explanations she writes about each painting.
She really masters the tech of those who paint as a hobby.

Right: Rebecca and Misty, 2011, oil

Left: At the lavender farm, 2011, oil

Vicki Shuck's world in motion

I did a post with a painting by Vicki Shuck and today I went back to her blog. I didn't noticed before all the movements she gives to her creatures. Everybody seems to have something to do after what is being depicted but it doesn't take the pleasure of that moment.

It was difficult to choose and did choose the "Walk" because I love graphite drawings and "Beaudreau" because he is: "a little dog that occasionally visits the local dog park. He is such a kick--just runs and runs, getting the other dogs to chase him. His favorite thing, though, is chasing balls--he lives for it!" as Vick describes him.

Vick's blog is a good place to go on a Sunday. I hope you like these two.

The girl and the woman going their way

I came across with Erik van Elven's blog and I loved the painting he did of this young lady, his daughter. I browsed around the blog and from there I went to visit Vicki Shuck's blog and did chose the "Purple boots" because is depicts a woman from the back going her way just like the girl.

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