Monday, June 20, 2011
Morning Blossoms, 11x14
While walking up the street the contrast of the hard edge of the buildings hitting up against the amorphous plants caught my eye. I've learned that what holds my attention even for a second is something to followup on. The more I do it, the more in tune I get to what my vision of the world is. I talk about it in my book on marker drawing....it's actually the point of the whole book.
The uprights of the power poles and their angular support breaks up all the horizontals in the sky, building and land forms, keeping the flow going around the painting.
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Labels:
landscape,
lilacs,
oil painting,
plein air,
Roslyn
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Nicely done. I like how the lilac bush going up the hill is balanced by the solid roof and the green tree on one side and held in place by the poles on the other side.
ReplyDeleteI love how you paint grass.......especially like the aqua and orange in this one....
ReplyDeleteI love the violet telephone pole. Also the color and loose brush work of the foreground.
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