Marti Whitehead Artworks Gallery
Acrylic, Canvas, 12” x 12” x .5. Since I was missing my cherry trees on the farm where I used to live, I decided to paint some blossoms. I added the bee for fun!
Watercolor, Paper, 6" x 9". During the Covid lockdown I couldn’t make myself stay inside any longer; after all I am an artist and love the outdoors. I sat in my truck at a park and did this little plein air watercolor p…
Limited Edition Giclee, Canvas, 18" x 28" x 1.5". Just as God reached down from Heaven and created Adam, He is still reaching out today to redeem us to Himself. It matters not who we are or what we’ve done, He cares for…
Acrylic, Canvas, 30" x 50". This painting was done from several photographs that were taken on mission trips to Sierra Leone, Africa and Vishakhapatnam, India. There were ‘bubbles’ that showed up in many of the photos a…
Acrylic, Canvas, 18" x 24". THE CALL was a gathering that took place in the Nashville Tennessee Titan's Stadium (LP Field) on July 7th 2007 (07-07-07). It was a powerful time of worship to the Lord Jesus Christ as well…
Acrylic, Canvas, 48" x 24". These sweet girls were playing a game of Let’s Pretend on the twisted trees at Pirates Park playground in Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia. Their mum gave me permission to take a few snaps, a…
Limited Edition Giclee, Archival Paper, 20" x 16". The Armor of God “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes. For…
Acrylic, Canvas, 16" x 20". Painted during the ‘Paint Manassas!’ Plein air event, this painting is of the Old Town Manassas train station. I added an old train just for fun.
Acrylic, Canvas, 16" x 20"". As is sometimes the custom in Jamaica, a Rasta man stood guard over the beach one evening for the couple sitting in the distance near the water. This way they were assured of privacy from pr…
Oil, Canvas, 16" x 20". This was one of the views from my front porch one spring when I lived on a farm. I spent many hours on that porch just taking in the views, grilling on the hibachi, pitting cherries from the tree…
Oil, Canvas Board, 6" x 8". This was another view from my front porch on High Meadow Farm. I’ve always been fascinated with mist. Maybe because it reminds me of a fairytale or a dream world.
Oil, Canvas Board, 6" x 8". Sweet little view on the driveway as I went out of High Meadow Farm one afternoon. I loved it when the fields were allowed to grow uncut.
Oil, Canvas Board, 6” x 9”. I looked out the window and saw the girls grazing one evening. The light made the ground look almost orange and against the blue sky it was mesmerizing to behold.
Oil, Canvas, 8" x 10". The Blue Ridge Mountains are perhaps one of my favorite places to go and unwind. There’s just something about these mountains that make my cares go away and help me get to my happy place.
Acrylic, Canvas, 16" x 20". My friend had an open vision of wheat falling like snow. This is my illustration of her vision.