The Beauty of Oil Painting

Gary aims to capture the serene and enchanting beauty of nature's botanical wonders.

Sunflowers are painted.

Gary Jenkins paints an enchanted moonlit forest.

Experience Gary's process of creating a bird with feathery detail using the wet-on-wet oil technique.

A tranquil, sunlight-dappled forest, radiating peace and natural beauty.

Gary paints soft tea roses that coordinate with the background colors.

Gary paints a bright red ceramic vase with one red rose on a complementary grey/green background.

Gary paints an owl perched in a field of grass, with glowing eyes and realistic feathers.

Gary uses warm tones and greens to paint a rose.

Gary paints the long, graceful delphinium flower.

How to paint a water lily flower.

An oil masterpiece that celebrates nature's splendor, seizing a transient moment of calm and inviting onlookers into a flourishing garden.

"Forest Radiance" is a balanced work of art, inviting the viewer to explore deeper into the scene.

The fine art of oil painting captures an egret amidst the gentle embrace of the mist.

Intricate floral designs emerge through delicate brushwork, exuding elegance and grace.

The artistry of setting mood, depth, and narrative within a painting.

"Snow Bunny" features a lifelike bunny amidst a snowy landscape, showcasing Gary's mastery in capturing winter's serene beauty in oil.

How to paint a hollyhock on a hard board.

The painting captures the serene journey of a turtle through glistening waters.

A harmonious arrangement of intricate patterns and textures adds layers to the artwork.

A lively spectrum of blue and green hues converge to summon the dynamic spirit of cascading water.

A solitary rose in full bloom stands poised against a tranquil, muted setting.

Painting sunflowers with wild birds.

Roses cascade down a trellis in a lush display of reds, pinks, and whites, adding romantic elegance to the scene.

Dappled sunlight filters through foliage, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow on the floral scene below.