Lumina Pumpkin

Lumina Pumpkin, 6 x 6 " oil on gessobord panel, ©2015, Fay Terry

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It is always fun to see the many white pumpkins each fall which seem almost more popular than the traditional orange ones. I love the unique curly stem on this one. 

This variety of pumpkin has the same taste as others,  some say they even make a better pumpkin pie.

One thing is certain, they are easy to see in the dark.

Pumpkin Prop

Sweet Pumpkin, 6 x 6" oil on gessobord panel, ©2014, Fay Terry

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These red leaves are from a recent walk around the reservoir; I decided they would make a nice piece of "jewelry" for this pumpkin. I am very pleased with this little painting and hope that you enjoy it, too.  

It has been a really nice week-end here in the Sandhills, with plenty of sunshine and a touch of chilliness in the early mornings. 

Autumn Leaves

Dogwood Leaves With Pumpkin, 8 x 10" oil on cradled panel, ©2012, Fay Terry

The Dogwood trees look as if their leaves have been dipped in red wine and that's only the beginning!

I always love the stages of color these trees go through each fall because they end up wearing gorgeous reds and orange just before the leaves drop off.

Fortunately we have a number of Dogwoods in the yard and each one is filled with red berries among the slightly turning leaves.

In other news, my 2013 Calendars are here.  They will soon be available for sale on this blog.

They are small desktop size and have a different painting for each month.  This is always a very popular item  and makes a wonderful gift for art loving friends and neighbors.

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Tiny Pumpkin

Pumpkin Baby, 6x6" oil on panel, ©2012, Fay Terry

This is a very tiny pumpkin and I loved how it looked on the blue tablecloth so I just had to paint it!

We bought a little bag of these cuties and they give a festive fall look to the kitchen where I am using them as a centerpiece on the table.

I decided it's time to paint a few seasonal paintings so I am working on several more with Autumn themes and colors. They are certainly getting me in the mood for cooler days and nights which have not yet arrived here in North Carolina.

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