Rainbow Coke by K Henderson

 

Rainbow Coke, 12 x 9, oil on canvas

I painted this vintage coke bottle so it would reflect the ambient colors of its surroundings.

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Tooty Tutor by K Henderson.com

 

Tooty Tutor, 10 x 8, oil on board

Music. That is my current theme for my Vintage Card trompe l'oeil oil paintings.

First up is Tooty Tutor. He is from an Old Maid card game
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Art work for sale by K Henderson

Did you know that I sell my prints and a few paintings on Ebay?

 

PleinAir Salon Finalist

 I am happy to announce that my painting Red and Green is a finalist in the December PleinAir Salon competition.

This painting is available for purchase

Super Kiss Giclee Print by K Henderson

 

Super Kiss, 30 x 30, oil on Linen

This painting is another trompe l'oeil in my Chocolate Kiss series. This includes a panel from a Superman Comic and of course that's Lois Lane giving the Super Kiss.

Super Kiss  by K Henderson, Giclee Art print on Paper, 10 x 10, Superman, from original Oil Painting

Printed image is approx. 9" x 9" on 10" x 10" paper

Signed and numbered 

This painting has sold but Giclee prints are now available https://www.etsy.com/shop/KHendersonFineArt

Commissions are welcome. Contact me https://www.khendersonartwork.com/contact

Super Valentine by K Henderson

Super Valentine, 12 x 9, oil on board

What can be more romantic than valentines, candy and hearts? And who is among the most famous romantic couples? The Man of Steel and Lois Lane of course!

This Trompe L'oeil painting has Valentines of Superman and Lois Lane from the 1940's and '50's. I've combined them with a heart shaped sucker with cellophane, a red ribbon, red hearts and a silver heart reflecting the blue sky

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Love Me Tender by K. Henderson

 

 Love Me Tender, 16 x 20, oil on cradled board

Who doesn't love Elvis? Those dark good looks, those swivel hips, that lip curl! Oh yeah and the singing. *swoon*

And those Conversation  Hearts say it all. Did you know that these heart candies have been around since 1866? 

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