Showing posts with label Onslow Art Society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Onslow Art Society. Show all posts

Monday, September 22, 2008

Highlighted artist on Creative Spotlite webpage...

I am very humbled and honored to be highlighted on Creative Spotlite's Artist Spotlite section of their awesome website. Many artists use their site as a knowledge base for art lessons and resources... cool to be highlighted among my peers. I have purchased several instruction DVD's from this top notch company and highly recommend their artists resources.

Please click here... Artist Spotlite - Bernie Rosage Jr... and take a gander... leave a comment if you get the chance.

A side note... I'm humbled two times over by having this painting,"Confederate Canteen", juried into the Spring Images Art Show sponsored by the Onslow Art Society and was awarded an Honorable Mention.




Bernie

Friday, March 21, 2008

In the Pines (Old Tobacco Barn)

"In the Pines" ... 6x8" Oil on Panel, alla prima, 3-2008.
SOLD...

Bernie Rosage Jr. recieved the The Dr. Timothy Edwards Purchase Award for this painting in the 47th Annual Spring Art Show by the Onslow Art Society.

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Old tobacco barns like this scatter the country side in Eastern North Carolina. Most are being reclaimed by nature like this old one nestled in the shade of several pine trees. Many southern country folk can identify with these old barns and the long summer days of work and fellowship that went under their tin roofs. It won't be to many years in the future when this will be a rare site indeed.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

"Cadmium Lemon" by Bernie Rosage Jr.

"Cadmium Lemon"... 6x6" Oil on Panel, alla prima from life, 2-2008.
SOLD...

This original oil painting by American Artist, Bernie Rosage Jr. was SOLD at the 47th Annual Spring Art Show by the Onslow Art Society in the Baysden Art Gallery in Jacksonville, NC.

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This small still life titled "Cadmium Lemon" was painted from life as part of my "a painting a day" series. The play on subject matter ties my love of painting everyday objects like this lemon and my love of art represented by the tube of cadmium lemon paint.