Cindy Cradler - Portfolio of Works

These are my most recently finished paintings, fresh off the easel!

I had a friend request that I give florals a try and I have to admit, I love them!  Here you will find a variety of flowers and sizes of paintings.  Please contact me if you have any questions.

This collection of daily paintings focuses on toys.  All paintings are on 6x6 primed gessopanels.  Paintings are framed in a simple black wood frame, ready for hanging or display on a table easel (please contact me if you would prefer the painting unframed).  Paintings are sold on first come first serve basis.  If you see something that has already sold, please contact me regarding commission piece for the same price.  No two paintings use the same reference photograph, so all are truly unique.

Continuing the Daily Painting concept but with a Holiday "theme".  These paintings are small enough to display with your holiday decorations or leave out year round to remember the warm feelings we all have during this time of year.

All paintings in this series will be "food in oils on primed gessoboard panel.  These are designed to be affordable/fun paintings which could be easily displayed on an easel set on a table or hanging on a wall (especially attractive if grouped).  Paintings will be sold first come and will ship approximately 1 week after posting (to allow for drying and a light varnish).  Please contact me if you do not wish the painting to be framed. 

These paintings vary in size.  I have completed several in the 6x6 or 6x8 formats so they can be displayed on a table and/or as a wall grouping.  Several of these paintings are available framed and ready to hang or display if desired.

detail is critical in my pencil drawings.  Drawings are completed on Stonehenge acid free archival paper and mounted with acid free backing.

 As with regular graphite pencil, colored pencil allows me to capture detail.  These drawings are also completed on Stonehenge acid free paper with prismacolor pencils.

Capturing not only a likeness, but trying to capture the personality is the goal with portraiture.