Studio Paintings | Renee Hackmann
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. T is for Tyrion, after the smallest man with a mighty heart on Game of Thrones. Small, mighty man and a small, mighty bird!
Oil, Canvas, 20 x 16. We were out in South Dakota camping when the sides of the tent started flapping in and out so loudly it woke me up! When I stepped out of the tent, this is what I saw. What a beautiful sunrise! Yea…
Oil, 22 x 28
Oil, 16 x 20. This potato was raised in my garden. We are so blessed for every piece of produce that we can pull from Mother Earth! Every time I eat food from my garden I try to give back to her and am reminded of the p…
Oil, 36 x 40
Oil, 24 x 48
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. Y is for Yvon Hummingbird. Only one away from the end of the hummingbird series! I admire their spunk and fearlessness which has no reflection on their small size.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. W is for Wendy. Sometimes I name the birds after people I know. I have never met a Wendy I didn't like! Only 3 more to go to the end of the alphabet! I already feel sad about not painting these…
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8 x 1/4. V is for Vincent. For whatever reason I felt like Vincent needed an energetic, Blue sky! Fly high!
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. U is for Uma. Beautiful and flying happily along!
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8 x 1/4. S is for Saddie. Getting closer to the end of the A thru Z Hummingbird series. Each little bird is named human names. The same way that hurricanes are named.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. R is for Romeo. This guy is a little romantic, flying through the bubbles. He is another one in the hummingbird series, A through Z. I hope to finish the series before the last hummingbird has…
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. Q is for Quin Hummingbird. Painting the hummingbirds in alphabetical order until the series is complete.
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8 x 1/4. P is for Paul Hummingbird. This is another painting in the Hummingbird series. I am painting and naming them in alphabetical order.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10 x 1/4. O is for Ophelia Hummingbird.
Oil, Canvas, 8 x 10. My little hummingbirds are named like the hurricanes, alphabetically. They are painted when inspired. I already miss them as they are gone for the season.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. Madeleine is from my hummingbird series. The birds are named like they name the hurricanes. A to Z, alternating male and female. M is for Madeleine.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. L is for Louis Hummingbird. The Hurricane Hummingbirds series is named like the hurricanes, but not after them. They are named A to Z, alternating male and female.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. K is for Kayla Hummingbird. The Hurricane Hummingbirds series is named like the hurricanes, but not after them. They are named A to Z, alternating male and female.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. J is for Joseph Hummingbird. The Hurricane Hummingbirds series is named like the hurricanes, but not after them. They are named A to Z, alternating male and female.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. I is for Ithaca Hummingbird. The Hurricane Hummingbirds series is named like the hurricanes, but not after them. They are named A to Z, alternating male and female.
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8. H is for Herman Hummingbird. The Hurricane Hummingbirds series is named like the hurricanes, but not after them. They are named A to Z, alternating male and female.
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8. This piece is another in the hummingbird series. G is for Gina. Each bird is named alphabetically like the hurricanes are named.
Oil, Panel, 10 x 8. I am doing a series of 26 little oil paintings of the Missouri Ruby-Throated Hummingbirds who visit my backyard. I took a ton of pictures of these little guys (and gals) at my feeders. They will be n…
Oil, 8 x 10
Oil, 10 x 8
Oil, 8 x 10
Oil, 8 x 10
Oil, 10 x 8
Oil, Canvas, 24 x 18. This painting graced the bottle of Wenwood Farm Winery's Nouveau wine. It was made from the first organic grape in the state of Missouri.
Oil, Canvas, 12 x 24. My entry for the food show at Columbia Art League reached a little further. I decided to go all the back to the pollinators, who are really responsible for the beginning of the food chain. Without…
Oil, Canvas, 36 x 24. I painted Looking Back Again after we were out for 16 days traveling the West. This shot was taken in New Mexico on the way home. I can remember thinking I didn't want it to ever end!
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 12. We were driving out west when I snapped this shot. You could smell the rain in the distance. Later when I was going through a rough patch I saw this photo and decided to paint it. Hence the title.
Oil, Canvas, 20 x 16. I was walking my dog one morning and the moon was out. I have always enjoyed seeing our lunar friend during daylight. When we returned home, the hummingbirds on my morning glory fence seemed to be…
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. The cabin is where people meet to make baskets with Joe and Alice. A fire is built in the wood stove to warm the room along with laughter and learning. In the process a beautiful basket is weaved a…
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. This is the view is that you see from "the cabin". It is breathtaking in every season. Eagles soar and when the wind blows you feel like you are on Heidi's mountain! Both The Cabin, and The View we…
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 12. Huber's Bed & Breakfast was one of my favorite places. There was always a friendly kitty to greet you. Here this little gal looks out over the river as if to say, don't we have a wonderful view!
Oil, Canvas, 20 x 16. I like to paint flowers from my neighbor's garden. I thought the poppies looked so pretty!
Oil, Canvas, 20 x 16. Overlooking the barn at Wenwood Winery during one of my favorite times of the year. They hold a festival celebrating the blooming of the Redbud trees.
Oil, Canvas, 20 x 16. I painted this iris from my neighbor Jewell's garden. She is 97 years young! This painting inspires the sale of many prints and note cards.
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. Osage Valley is one of my favorite local vistas. It feels like you can look out forever. I keep telling myself that I need to go back and paint it again. The light play is wonderful!
Oil, Canvas, 24 x 12. My dear neighbor and friend Jewell was born and raised on this farm. She also raised her own children here. Shadows of days gone by. She passed away on the eve of her century year. What a life well…
Oil, Canvas, 30 x 15. This scene was during a walk with my dog one winter night. I saw the lights coming down the road and the title to this painting just popped into my head. This piece is an award winner.
Oil, Canvas, 18 x 24. Oil painting on canvas of a goat eating jeans, making it "green" jeans.
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. State Tech Missouri commissioned me to paint the main building for them.
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. Harvest Home was painted for Wenwood Farm Winery in honor of their Harvest Home Fest. The painting adorned their dry white wine. Very tasty!
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. Commissioned as a surprise for the client's grandparents, I was asked to go to the farm and paint plein air. When I showed up, the grandmother didn't believe me when I said I just wanted to paint h…
Oil, Canvas, 16 x 20. Nute Bluebird was commissioned to be a reminder of the patrons grandfather. He has passed away, but she said that he loved bluebirds, s0 whenever she sees one, she knows that he is connecting with…
Oil, Canvas, 24 x 36. The Dance is between the tiger lily and this female Missouri Ruby Throat hummingbird. The lily is alive because of the bird. The bird is alive because of the lily. So goes life.
Oil, 24 x 18
Oil, 16 x 20
Oil, 12 x 16
Oil, 6 x 6
Oil, 6 x 6
Oil, 20 x 16
Acrylic, Panel, 36 x 72. This is a big heavy piece of plywood which protected windows through two hurricanes. The back has been spray painted to say, Away Katrina. Then the Ka has an x thru it and says Rita.
Oil, 36 x 24