Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

You're Invited!


Please join me, Bruce Bingham, @
Art Connections Gallery
908 Main Street, Bastrop, Texas, 78602

June 5th
5:00p.m.-8:30p.m.

It's First Friday Art Walk featuring my oil paintings:)
refreshments handmade by Renate Kasper

oil paintings by Bruce Bingham

Save the date: June 20th
noon-2:00
for a painting demo and light refreshments
at Art Connections Gallery

all proceed from the demo will be donated to
Friends of the Bastrop County Animal Shelter

I believe we live in a world filled with wonder,
surrounded by hidden beauty naturally embedded everywhere."

Hope to see you there!

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Say Cheese

Say Cheese  6x6 oil on museum board

Each of these cows has a unique look and personality.
This big girl came running up to me with a big smile
on her face, practically begging me to paint her!
Say Cheese!




Monday, September 9, 2013

Evening Glow

Evening Glow 12  x 12

I'm moo-ving!

Yes, it's crunch time here in Malta.  Let's face it,
those boxes don't pack themselves!
The movers arrive at the end of  the week to take
everything I want to ship so I need to get crackin'.
Or I should say packin'.

Of course I'd rather be painting:)

By the time next Monday rolls around we'll be on our
adventure!

If you missed my newsletter and didn't get the details
so you can look froward to where we're going and what we'll do!



Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Beach Buddies

Beach Buddies  5 x 7 sold

I thoroughly enjoyed painting this little painting
commissioned by a friend of her husband on the
the beach with her dogs.

It brought back great memories for me of
wandering a deserted beach with my dogs.
 
It's from the mid-Atlantic region of the 
east coast where I'm from.
Although I've lived on the Med for the past
six years, it's much calmer and more rocky than the ocean.
 
There nothing like the soothing sound of the
rows of breakers bounding on the beach
and the sand beneath my feet.
I miss that.
 
 


Thursday, August 22, 2013

Les Charolais

Two in the Brush 6x6 oil on museum board

I loved the way these two cows peeped around
the bushes to get a better look at me.
They actually stopped chewing for a second:)
 
 


Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Bonjour

Bonjour 9x12 oil on museum board

I am really enjoying painting these cows. They are
such Rubenesque models,
as a friend politely pointed out to me;)


Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Baker

Baker 6x6 oil on board
sold

Awe! Meet Baker. How could I resist the recent
request to paint him?
He's so adorable and sooo loved:)))
 
 


Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Burgundy Friends

 
Burgundy Friends 6x6 oil on board
 
These are the famous Charolais cows that surround
my country french house in Burgundy.
Some of the other specialities of the region
include snails, mushrooms, and of course the famous
And did I forget to mention cheese?
Our house is just ten minutes from the  historic
with hundreds of vintners, a delightful gastronomic adventure!
 
What was I talking about? Oh yeah, cows.  They are always so
cute and curoius. They just look at you with their big brown
eyes and sweet expressions, chewing and chewing,
constantly chewing when they're not mooing that is.
 
 
 
 
 


Monday, May 7, 2012

Hellooooo!

Hellooooo!  6" x 6" oil on board
Meet my French neighbor.  I've just returned from my house in the French
countryside. If you'd like to see and hear a little more about my last trip
please sign up for my newsletter.  When you sign up you are eligible to win a collection of
 French Letters, a set of six greeting cards of paintings done in France.


Friday, January 20, 2012

Wanna Band Aid?


Wanna Band Aid?  6" x 8" Oil on Board

I was in Bali over the holidays and one of the things I found most intriguing were the monkeys.  I could watch them forever. They are also very mischievous! They will take your sunglasses, your purse, anything they can grab.  I even saw one take a blue flip- flop off a girl while she was walking! Further down the path I saw the other blue flip-flop already discarded.  Do you think it was the color that the monkey liked?
Actually they are hanging out and picking pockets so that you'll trade them food to get your possessions back.  Very industrious!

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