Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breakfast. Show all posts

Sunday, July 29, 2018

Three Donuts, Please


Three Donuts, Please
Kristine Kainer
Oil
10 x 10 x 1.5
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Choosing just one donut from a baker's dozen can be a daunting task.  Why not just choose a sampling?  In this case, we have selected a trio:  a powdered sugar donut, a chocolate glazed donut, and a donut with pink icing and colorful sprinkles.  Just don't wear black while eating them!

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#donuts #doughnuts #foodart

Monday, June 5, 2017

Bacon and Eggs

Oil
10x8 on museum grade canvas panel
Available for purchase

The quintessential American breakfast of bacon, eggs, and buttered toast always makes me smile.









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#texasartist #breakfast #baconandeggs

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Thursday, May 4, 2017

Frying Eggs

Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6
SOLD



Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #eggart #foodart #eggpainting

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

Gallery Links:
Framer's Gallery


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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

Paintings in Situ from a Collector

Free at Last (Egg)
20x20

It is always a pleasure to see my art in a client's home.  Yesterday, I was informed by UGallery that this photo was distributed to other collectors for their monthly newsletter.  Lo and behold, my painting, "Free at Last", is depicted at the top.  Looking at the other pieces on this wall, I am thrilled be included among such gorgeous works.  My day has been made.  Thank you!

Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #eggpainting #foodart

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Saturday, March 25, 2017


Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6
SOLD

It has taken me years to correctly fry an egg without undercooking it (and having a cold, clear, watery puddle) or overcooking it into a hard boiled rubbery mess.  With determination, I have finally conquered the technique.

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Prints available at https://fineartamerica.com/featured/runny-yolk-kristine-kainer.html


Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #coastalart #beachart

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Skillet Fried Eggs

Oil on Canvas Panel
6x6
SOLD - Commissions welcome

This painting was inspired by an email inquiry.  Someone had seen a painting I did in 2009 and was interested in a print.  Alas, I didn't know how to photograph my art correctly at that time--any prints would have a low resolution.  Seven years later though, with a DSLR camera,  one of my favorite subjects, and (hopefully) and bit of improvement in my painting techniques, this painting was born and I now have a new client in Connecticut.  Thank you, Internet!

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Available Paintings:  
Fine Art America Prints

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#texasartist #foodart #kitchenart

Kristine Kainer
AOT, OPA

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Thursday, October 8, 2015

Fried Egg


Oil
10x10
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Owning an old farmhouse in the country has its perks. Fresh eggs are a major one! Here is one of those luscious eggs—complete with a luscious orange yolk—that I recently enjoyed for breakfast.

Prints available through Fine Art America at:  egg art for sale


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#texasartist #coastalart #beachart

Kristine Kainer
AOT, CFAI, AWA

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Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Bacon and Egg Breakfast




Copyright Kristine Kainer 2015
Oil on Canvas
6x6
Purchase Information


Breakfast 24/7!



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#texasartist #breakfast #baconandeggs #egg

Kristine Kainer
AOT, CFAI, AWA

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Monday, August 31, 2015

Frying Egg by Kristine Kainer

Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
20 x 20
Purchase Information

This egg is from my suburban chicken, Creampuff. Her eggs are exquisite (especially the golden yolks) and worthy of immortalization in art. This piece is on a gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues around the sides. It comes ready to hang.

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Prints available through Fine Art America at: egg art for sale 


Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #coastalart #beachart #eggs #foodart #breakfast

Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA

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Sunday, July 27, 2014

Breakfast: Bacon, Egg, and Buttered Toast



Copyright Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
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It's the weekend--time ease into the day with the sights, sounds, and aroma of bacon sizzling in the black cast iron skillet, eggs gently frying in a melted dollop of butter on the next burner, and bread in the toaster turning a golden brown.  Just add orange juice (sorry, I still don't like coffee), a newspaper, and fluffy slippers--the perfect start to the day!

Available Paintings:  
EtsyWebsite

#texasartist #breakfast #eggs

Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA

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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Cracked Egg



© Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
SOLD

What did you have for breakfast this morning?  Hopefully, it was something delectable and nutritious like an egg.  Did you know that the vitamins, minerals, protein, and antioxidants from an egg aid in brain function, muscle strength, weight management, and sustained energy?  I never truly thought about it.  Sounds like a "no-brainer" to me.  Guess what I am having for breakfast tomorrow?


Available Paintings:  

#texasartist #breakfast #eggs #foodart

Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA






Eggs for Breakfast

© Kristine Kainer 2014
6x6
Oil on Canvas
SOLD

Thanks to my last blog bestowing accolades on the incredible egg, I have been craving them day and night.  This painting was today's breakfast (yes, two eggs--I couldn't resist).  They are from my two chickens--organic, free range, etc.  What could be more scrumptious?

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#texasartist #eggs #breakfast

Kristine Kainer
AOT, AWA

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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Rooster

Oil on Canvas Panel (Museum Grade)
6x6

Ten years ago, my family moved from the Washington, DC area to a farm in a rural part of Texas.  Of course, we wanted chickens.  Thrilled to learn that roosters are not necessary for eggs, we happily purchased a variety of young hens and soon began to enjoy the "fruits of their labor."

One day, a friend of my husband's announced that he knew someone who had too many roosters.  Would we be willing to take one?  Halfheartedly, we said we might be interested.  A week or two passed.  Then, our lives changed.  Upon returning from a day of errands, we saw a newcomer among our flock--a scrawny, white leghorn rooster.

This bird had issues.  It was mean.  And it didn't sleep.  The crowing began around 2 AM and lasted throughout the night -- ten minutes of the most maniacal screeching followed by twenty minutes of an uneasy quiet.  Then the peace would be broken again with more ear-piercing howling.  This lasted for eleven days--ten days too many.  Needless to say, it was me or the rooster.  I won.

As we ponder a return to the farm on a full-time basis in a few years, the thought of having a rooster has returned.  They can't all be like that first one, right?  Surely, the one we got was possessed, correct?  Please feel free to convince me!  Meanwhile, enjoy this colorful, QUIET rooster painting.  You'll have a great night's sleep.

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Sunday, July 21, 2013

Miniature Painting/ACEO Art Card #10 - Sunny Side Up


Acrylic on Bristol Series 300
2.5 x 3.5
SOLD

I love my fresh eggs--especially cooked in butter!  This egg, fresh from a neighbor's farm, was savored bite by bite early one morning with some homegrown, sauteed tomatoes on the side.  Mmmmmm....

Friday, July 12, 2013

ACEO/Art Cards - Sunny Side Up


Sunny Side Up
3.5 x 2.5
SOLD

As I mentioned yesterday, I have several irons in the fire.  Greeting cards (in the infancy stage) are a new way to introduce people to my art.  An even more exciting approach (in my opinion, of course) is my line of "art cards" which feature ORIGINAL works of art.

Art cards, also known as ACEOs (Art Cards, Editions and Originals) are miniature original artworks that equal the size of baseball cards (3.5 inches x 2.5 inches). They can be collected, used as actual cards, given as gifts, or even framed and enjoyed for years to come.  (Ultimately, I hope my works will enjoy the latter idea.)


I began selling art cards on eBay (a common locale for ACEOs) a few weeks ago and have gained many new clients, both here and abroad. A few have purchased more than one for their own personal use.  Needless to say, I am quite pleased with the initial results.

I will post more of these little paintings in the coming days/weeks/months and provide links to the pieces that are currently available.  

Enjoy!

Monday, May 6, 2013

Two Fried Eggs

Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
10x10x5/8

What could be better than a fresh egg, fried in butter?  Two fresh eggs, fried in butter, of course!

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Fried Egg


Oil on Gallery-Wrapped Canvas
10x10x5/8

Fresh eggs from backyard chickens have spoiled me.  Their color, texture, and flavor are incomparable to store-bought cartons of questionable origin and ethics.  In honor of those hardworking hens, I have immortalized  one of their incredible gifts for my breakfast plate.


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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Doughnut with Sprinkles

Oil on Canvas
6x6
SOLD

Hello, blog visitors.  It's been ages since my last posting; please forgive me--life occasionally shifts one's priorities. 
This was my daughter's doughnut; alas, she is visiting Grandma and it sat in my kitchen the last couple of days--mocking me.  Needless to say, I immortalized her chocolately treat before sending it to the compost pile.  No calories were consumed during (or after) the creation of this painting.

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Bacon and Eggs



Oil on canvas panel, 6x6 - SOLD

Hello, World! I've been enjoying summer break with my family and have neglected my artistic endeavors. With the new school year starting in less than a month, I will probably continue my sporadic painting as I refresh myself for future "masterpieces."


This little painting is of one of my favorite breakfasts (other than an IHOP hot fudge sundae--yes, I said "breakfast.") Enjoy!

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Pear Half


Oil on canvas panel, 6x6--$50--Contact me for purchase info.
Yes, it was delicious! (I had to paint quickly--not because it was browning, but because it was breakfast!)