Friday, May 25, 2012
Beetle, Butterfly and Backyard Flowers, a Painting of Florida Flowers by Judy Batterson
"Beetle, Butterfly and Backyard Flowers"! Needed some color in my life so I cut plumbago, penta, bougainvillea and yellow daisies to bring inside....along with a beetle and butterfly! Butterflies love pentas! Painted this so I could save the vibrant colors of a Florida backyard in bloom! 11 x 14".
Labels:
beetle,
bright colors,
butterfly,
floral,
Florida flowers,
flowers,
tropical flowers
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
"Rosita" - Island, Boat and Tropical Water by Judy Batterson
Pthalo blue and pthalo green make the perfect color combination to paint the shallow waters beyond the southern tip of Florida. The boats make the perspective possible while showing the persons who are island hopping. Rosita is the name of the closest boat. Inspiration for a vacation! This painting was chosen by the Casselberry Rotary Club and Caselberry Art House as the June painting published in their 2012 Calendar, featuring Florida artists.
9"H x 11"W
Labels:
beach art,
Florida Keys,
Florida painting,
island art,
Key Largo,
Key West,
sand,
tropical art,
tropical water,
vacation
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Lovely Lemon Tree, a Florida Citrus Oil Painting of Lemons by Judy Batterson

Growing up in Florida, I took it for granted that everyone had a lemon tree or citrus of some sort. As kids, it was like having decorated Christmas trees in the yards. The beautiful ripe yellow lemons were tart on the inside though. Just like the old song about the lovely lemon tree. As an adult, I now look at the lemon like life....when life gives you lemons, make lemonade or lemon cupcakes or lemon martinis! Price $300, 12"H x 9"W original oil.
Labels:
Florida art,
Florida citrus,
lemon,
lemon tree,
lemons,
yellow painting
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Towards the Light, Abstract Oil in Blues by Judy Batterson

This loose flow of color is a bit unusual for me, but I wanted to try to express in paint what goes on in my head. If you swim underwater and look up, you swim towards the light. If you are in a storm, you know the sun still shines way above the clouds. We are always seeking the light. The bands of blue represent going from darkness into light. Our souls are drawn towards the light to give us life and hope. Price $500 original oil on gallery wrapped canvas.
Labels:
abstract,
abstract blue painting,
abstract oil painting,
blues,
Storm,
water
Monday, March 19, 2012
Vacation Dreaming, Florida Beach Art with Sunset by Judy Batterson
This is a fun sunset and sailboat painting. The setting takes place along at the Intracoastal Waterway which winds its way next to the Atlantic Ocean. Inspired by a "Wish You Were Here" vintage postcard, this is what a Florida vacation is all about!
5"H x 7"W Price:$75.00
Labels:
beach art,
Florida art,
Sailboat,
sailing,
sunset
Monday, March 12, 2012
Sunflower, a mini painting by Judy Batterson

This mini sunflower painting is part of a collection of "Sunflower" mini paintings for a sunflower theme wedding brunch! Each guest will receive a small painting on a mini easel. I painted each one in Georgis O'Keeffe style, filling the canvas with the face of the flower and made each petal an impasto brushstroke so it would be thick on the canvas. This should make the wedding table full of sunshine! I painted extra ones to have on hand because sunflowers are so popular. 3 x 3" original @ $25
Labels:
mini flower painting,
small painting,
sunflower,
yellow flower
Monday, March 5, 2012
Mr. Pelican, Beach Art by Judy Batterson

Why, hello there, Mr. Pelican! Pelicans, especially brown pelicans, are always part of Florida's coastal environment. They fly in groups low over the water. When resting, a pelican will pull his head down. I can recall a poem that my dad taught me at a very young age: "There once was a bird called a pelican, Whose beak could hold more than his belly can, He can hold in his beak, Enough food for a week, But I don't know how in the helican." :) 5 x 7" original oil. $75
Labels:
art beach,
beach art,
coastal art,
Florida art,
ocean bird,
pelican
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