fall grasslandsoil on panel 9"x10"
This is the one I said I wouldn't post. But it's what I worked on today, and after all it's not about showing off. Back to pastels tomorrow.
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It's rare to find a person who doesn't feel the need to be creative in some way.
Everyone I know is a musician, a songwriter, a poet, a gardener, a fiber artist, a woodworker... and many are visual artists- preserving and translating beauty.
This is what I attempt to do.
Everyone I know is a musician, a songwriter, a poet, a gardener, a fiber artist, a woodworker... and many are visual artists- preserving and translating beauty.
This is what I attempt to do.
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And these are but the outer fringe of his works;
how faint the whisper we hear of him!
Job 26:14
how faint the whisper we hear of him!
Job 26:14
I love both of your oil painted skies. I think this is really nice. Do you have lots of reference photos? I would have a hard time coming up with so many beautiful ideas for a painting a day.
ReplyDeleteJean, Trust your first intuition. I thought of you today when I looked at landscapes by Bill Cone, http://billcone.blogspot.com/. His pastel stuff is pretty incredible, and he says it's all done on Canson paper.
ReplyDeleteBob Lafond
It's lovely. Beautiful color.
ReplyDeleteThank you all.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a lot of reference photos, but I do try to carry my little canon G9 when I know I might see something good. Somehow doing a painting nearly every day makes it easier for me to settle on an idea. There's less pressure to find the perfect subject, and it forces me to see beautiful possibilities in more places.
Bob, you're right, Bill's work is incredible. I'm so impressed with his rocks and I'm amazed that it's all done on Canson.
I'm not sure why you didn't want to post this one? I agree with Jala, it really is lovely. It's serene...
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