Load with Orange and fill in his beak, you can add in some Cardinal Red if you think it needs a bit of shading and texture.
Cardinal Painting Red Bird Original Art Bird Abstract Art (2023) Painting by Olga Mart
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Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame
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Cardinal Painting Red Bird Original Art Red Cardinal Wall Art Cardinal textured painting Bird abstract painting Cardinal large Artwork Original oil painting. NOT PRINT. This is an original painting of a cardinal created by Olga Mart, an artist known for her striking and colorful animal artworks. The painting depicts a red bird in an abstract[. ]
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Cardinal Painting Red Bird Original Art Red Cardinal Wall Art Cardinal textured painting Bird abstract painting Cardinal large Artwork
Original oil painting. NOT PRINT.
This is an original painting of a cardinal created by Olga Mart, an artist known for her striking and colorful animal artworks. The painting depicts a red bird in an abstract style, with bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors that capture the beauty and energy of this iconic bird.
The cardinal is portrayed in shades of red, with hints of orange and black that create a sense of depth and contrast. The background of the painting is a mix of blues and greens, evoking the colors of the sky and the forest and creating a sense of space and movement.
The artist has used thick layers of paint to create texture and depth, giving the cardinal a sense of three-dimensionality despite its abstract style. The bird’s face and beak are particularly striking, with bold lines and vivid colors that draw the viewer’s eye and create a sense of personality and presence.
Overall, this original cardinal painting is a beautiful and captivating representation of one of nature’s most colorful and beloved birds. It is a testament to the artist’s skill and creativity, and is sure to be admired by anyone who appreciates the beauty and majesty of the natural world.
Size: 12″ x9.6″x1″ (30 x 24 cmx 2.5cm)
Materials: high quality acrylic paints, canvas, sand, gesso, palette knife .
It is signed, titled and dated on the back.
: There may be some color discrepancies which is due to the different monitor settings.
Will be carefully packaged and shipped by Registered International Avia Mail with tracking number.
About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles
Paint using traditional pigments mixed with synthetic resins.
Sculpture technique using small mineral grains (quartz) separated and united to form a sculpture.
Painting is an art form of painting on a surface by aesthetically applying colored fluids. Painters represent a very personal expression on supports such as paper, rock, canvas, wood, bark, glass, concrete and many other substrates. Work of representation or invention, painting can be naturalistic and figurative, or abstract. It can have narrative, descriptive, symbolic, spiritual, or philosophical content.
Transfer Pattern
1.Transfer Pattern to the surface using graphite paper. (see all my Basic Painting Supplies here)
You can see the other practice cardinals I had worked on, over and over.
I demonstrated both the right-facing and left-facing cardinals in my video but here I will just demo the fatter of the two.
Want an ad-free PDF of this post? It includes not only the step-by-step shown here but a pattern of both birds for your personal use. Click here to get the pattern packet, Cardinal Pattern & Workbook
Paint a Cardinal Body
2. Double load a #10 flat brush with your Cardinal Red and Burnt Umber.
Completely fill the brush with the Cardinal Red then work in a bit of Burnt Umber on one corner of the brush.
3. Stroke on the back of the cardinal making sure the Burnt Umber is along his back edge. Pull the brush to a point at the end of his wing.
4. Reload the brush with the Cardinal Red and Burnt Umber then stroke on his belly, making sure the Burnt Umber is along the outside edge.
5. Dry wipe out your brush and fill with just the Cardinal Red and fill in the rest of his tummy.
Because the red is not opaque you will still be able to see your lines for his wing.
Paint the Cardinal’s Wing
6. Rinse the brush, press on a cloth to remove excess water.
Double load your brush with the Cardinal Red and Burnt Umber, and stroke on his wing with the Burnt Umber edge following the line of the wing.
Don’t overthink it or try to be perfect. It will take you a few practice runs so just go with it and enjoy getting the feel of it.
End at a point at the tip of his wing by turning your brush as you glide to your stopping point.
I am getting some dry edges on mine here as I am working on paper but on a base-painted canvas or on a painted wood surface it will be much smoother.
