Monday, June 21, 2010

Kickin' - SOLD

I have a great group of girlfriends from art college that I get together with every few months and lately one of them always has these great clothes, purses and...SHOES! to give away. So although these didn't fit me, I took them because I thought they would be so much fun to paint. Man - what a challenge! I scrubbed the sketch four times but persevered. They were fun to paint. Now that I've got the hang of their structure, they'll be showing up again ; ) Thanks D!
6" x 6" / oil on panel / $75

14 comments:

Hold my hand: a social worker's blog said...

How beautiful!! Of course, I am biased as red is my favorite color... Seriously, Kim, your painting is awesome!!

Doris
www.doris-socialworker.blogspot.com

Denise SCARAMAI said...

Kim, this shoe is a true object of desire! is awesome, very well done!
congrats!

Carol Blackburn said...

My grandmother wore these type in black. She would have looked awesome with red shoes like these. Great job on them.

Kerri Settle said...

It's funny how much I'm enjoying these shoe paintings even though I don't consider myself to be a shoe person at all. But these are just pure fun! I love that bow on top, too!

SYLVIANE said...

I love those "Richelieu".I used to wear a pair of burnt ones in Paris, to go to work, in the 90th years, I suppose;they made an elegant silhouette.Maybe I still have them in the attic.They were with laces, no ribbons.
Anyway, Kim, it's a striking painting, bravo!

Shirley Marshall said...

A most fabulous painting Kim.... my grandmother had some shoes in a similar style - only with laces back then. .... These look ready to paint the town red ! so gorgeous !

Carol Schiff Daily Painting said...

Love the shoe and the painting!

Catherine Jeffrey said...

Funky and fun and such a variety of rich colors and shadows. Beautifully done!

Paintings by Irit Bourla said...

This piece is amazing.
Nothing to add it is perfect.

mary maxam said...

I really like all your shoes...this is looks like it fell onto the page, not scrubbed in the least

Linda Popple said...

You did a great job on this shoe! Glad you persevered and completed the painting. Well done!

Gwen Bell said...

Fabulous! This red almost shines like metallic and I love the cool magenta areas. The satin ribbin is so, well, satiny. You know what I thought when I saw this.? Dorothy all grown up...the adult version of the Ruby Slipper. :)

Sandy Byers said...

Wow, Red never looked so good! This is quite the shoe-stopper, Kim. I'm glad you perservered; we all got a treat because of it.

Rosali Alves - Desenhista said...

cute!