# 7 Gourd 2

Another gourd marks the end of the first week of daily painting. Oil on gesso 16cm x12cm, same palette as the first gourd from yesterday but with added cadmium yellow. Click here to bid.

#6 Gourd

This should make my students from this mornings session smile, a decorative gourd painted in oil using naples yellow, viridian, ultramarine blue, raw sienna and flake white. Size is 16cm x 12cm.

#5 0.01 uf Capacitor

Here is a 0.01 uf Capacitor, dug out of my box of components probably from a fuzz pedal project. Size is 16cm x 12cm.

#4 Crocheted Mushroom

This is an oil painting of a crocheted mushroom made by my partner Debbie. Colour palette for this one was cobalt blue, naples yellow, raw sienna, titanium white. size 16cm x12cm.

#3 Switch

Oil paint on primed MDF the size is 16cm x 12cm. This is a switch from an abandoned mini amplifier project, there are other components may appear here soon.

#2 3.5mm to 1/4 inch Stereo Adaptor

Oil painting of a stereo jack adaptor on Gesso prepared MDF the size is 16cm x 12 cm.

1st painting - Chicken Head Knob

...and so it begins. This is an oil painting of a chicken head knob as used on effects pedals, amplifiers and the like. I have painted this on gesso primed MDF using burnt umber, ultramarine blue and titanium white. It is available to bid on and buy through ebay starting bid is £1.00 and will be sent out when fully dry, which might take a week or so. If you are the winning bidder I will keep you updated! The size is 16cm x 12cm.

Dan Young, Daily

Welcome one and all to my new project. I intend to make a painting a day. Inspired by lots of the enthusiastic daily painters I have found online particularly Duane Kieser. I aim to invigorate my painting practice by becoming a slave to paint again. If anyone finds this little section of the interweb and becomes interested in the paintings most will be for sale through ebay so grab a bargain!

Today is the first day of the project so, I need to get started making lots of supports to paint on! I tend to work on canvas, board and primed paper and I anticipate the paintings that appear here will be relatively small, no bigger than 20cm x 30cm and probably smaller.

okay here we go.....