Angela Sullivan Art

My Cup Runneth Over It really does you know. I have been blessed with so many things. I have plenty of food on my table. I have a good job. My husband and family love me. I am warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Why I even have a loyal little dog who always wants to give me a hug. What more could I want? 6x8 oil on canvas panel.

Reaching As you too well know I love red. I can't help it or explain why. My daddy loved red. It was his favorite color...It is mine... Hope yo like red too... 6x8 oil on canvas panel.

Too Moo Cows are such odd creatures. But........I love them. I am afraid of them and wouldn't want to be shut up in the pasture with them but to look at them is such a joy. I so enjoyed painting these. 8x8 oil on canvas panel. No Longer Available

A Dream of Sailing Found this photo on wet canvas and loved it. I changed it of course. I am so pleased with it. The colors are beautiful... a little richer than I was able to produce on my computer but a pretty good reference of it. 8x6 oil on canvas panel.

Protected This little puppy is not afraid at all. When the big dogs come near he bolts up and barks like a doberman. He aint scared because he is protected. 6x8 oil on canvas panel

Red Glass This is an antique decanter which belongs to my sister. I couldn't resist. The grape is just because. 8x6 Oil on canvas panel. still life No longer available

Window Pane Reflection In front of a window these beautiful flowers ar in a clear glass vase. Almost as eye catching as the flowers is the window pane reflection. This is another photo taken with my Ipod. It is a little sharper than it appears here. 8x8 Oil on canvas panel. still life 

Just A Spoon Full of Sugar Everytime I ask for coffee someone says what do you want in it? My answer...Just a spoon full of sugar. 8x8 Oil on canvas panel still life

She Waits For Santa The colors in this are not quite true. I tried and tried but had to take this with my IPod as I am visiting my daughter and left my camera at home. Of course her batteries were dead. This is a very cute painting. Oil on 6x8 canvas panel

Like a Bowl Full Of Jelly I painted this short plump Santa and then the question of a name? Ho Ho Ho my grandaughter said....Saint Nick....or Christmas present... I took this into my own hands and wah lah!!! Like a Bowl Full Of Jelly. Oil painting on canvas panel 8x8

Dipped A very lucious berry a little chocolate and a little white drizzle. Need I say more? 4x4 Oil on canvas panel

Orange You Special This orange just caught my eye and showcased on this napkin how could you go wrong.   Oil on 8x8 canvas panel

Almost Gone Recently I had this for breakfast. This is what was left over. 6x6 oil on canvas panel.

A Perfect Match These few grapes just seemed right for that green green cup. The bottles were added extra for free. Oil on 8x8 canvas panel Unavailable

Cute Shoes For A Little Old Lady Yep!   These are mine. I do get looks...why I have even had a group of 20 year old young men stop me while I was out shopping to tell me they liked them. I just grinned. I know they expected me to be wearing little old granny shoes..... Yep! these are Cute Shoes For A Little Old Lady 8x8 Oil on canvas panel Painted for a challenge at www.dailypaintworks.com

Breaking Away Ever felt tied to something? Ever needed to break away? Me too........ 8x8 Oil on canvas panel still life No Longer Available

Feed The Children I found a photo of this little bird but it was missing a little something. You see he did not have a worm but I thought to myself... every bird needs a worm so now I had a squiggley worm hanging out of the little birds mouth...what now? I was going to name this painting Christmas Dinner but the more I looked my heart was touched and I knew the name must be Feed The Children... So that is how a painting is named. It is done only after much thought and consideration. Is that how your painting is named? 5x7 Oil on canvas panel

Shiny And Bright Once upon a time when I was very poor during a dark dismal time in my life this Beautiful Christmas ornament became mine. I went Christmas shopping with my sister. I had no money so I really went Christmas window shopping. I was so sad and depressed but I just went along because she ask me. As we shopped I saw this lovely ornament and I fell in love with it. It was quite expensive so definitely out of question. A few days later my sister brought a plain white box wrapped up and tied with a pretty bow. I opened it and to my delight was this special ornament all shiny and bright. I can still remember the happiness I felt...why in fact I still feel it now. I hope that your Christmas will be shiny and bright and may you receive something totally unexpected. In fact why don't you give someone something they would never expect. Who knows maybe 30 years later they may still remember and do a post about it. 6x8 Oil on canvas panel

Gossips Cherries are so much fun to paint. From the lush reds to the subtil greys they just dance and come off the brush so easily. Hope you like... 4x4 Oil on canvas panel

Surrounded Two little pats of butter in a bowl just minding their own business when out of nowhere these guys show up.  Surrounded. That is not so bad if the ones surrounding you happen to be friends. 6x6 Oil on canvas panel UNAVAILABLE

Waiting For Trouble Fires happen. Peoples lives are changed. These instruments must be ready at all times just in case. The fire hydrant. Dependable and sure. Oil on 6x6 canvas panel.

I Am Red One lone flower makes a statement because of its bold flavorful color. I saw this little flower sitting in one of those clear plastic cups unnoticed by the other people there. I thought it deserved attention. Oil on 6x6 canvas panel

California Rolls Over the Easter HOlidays this year I visited my daughter in San Diego and she just had to make California Rolls for us. I did not really care for them but did take pictures and thought they would be great to paint. So........ 8x8 OIL on canvas panel

Grandma's Beauties There is nothing better than fresh tomatos. Well at least nothing that I can think of right now. Oil on 8x8 canvas panel. Thanks to Lexycat at Wet Canvas for the reference photo.

Chosen This magnolia just  begged for a spot on the drying rack. 11x14 oil on canvas panel Unavailable

A Few For a Friend These roses were a challenge to paint. Fun though..... Once again oil on gallery wrapped canvas. 10x8 SOLD

Twist and Shout 6x6 Oil on canvas panel. Boy does it feel funny not to say acrylic. I did have fun at the class. I am undecided as to what I should do from here. I love the butteriness of oil but I am so used to acrylic. Any suggestions? Oh well! I guess I will follow my heart???

Escaped Escaped is how I felt today as I attended an actual OIL painting class with Carolyn McDonald in Birmingham. I was whispering under my breath I think I can, I think I can. Well I was not able to get the colors right on the croping but here is the finished result. I love eggs when other people paint them. 6x6 acrylic on canvas panel.  UNAVAILABLE

Hiding In The Shadow Hiding but not to good. I can still see that little red cherry so it really isn't hidden that well. 7x5 acrylic on canvas panel

Early Morn I can just feel the chill in the early morning air. As the moon cast it's last rays of light on the new fallen snow the air is crisp just before it will melt away by the beams of the awakening sun. 5x7 acrylic on canvas panel unavailable

As The Sun Comes Up This is another painting I did at the workshop I attended with the instruction of Elin Pendleton . This is a backlit morning. 7x5 acrylic on canvas panel UNAVAILABLE