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Showing posts with label Plein-Air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plein-Air. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Pond #3 Landscape Study
Another little landscape - probably my last one for a while - I feel the need to take on some furry friends!
Monday, October 25, 2010
Pond #2 - Landscape Study
This is a slightly different interpretation of the same pond scene. Still done with the limited color palette, but it's much more muted and natural in it's mood. Palette knife was used to create some additional texture.
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
First out of several Pond Studies
This study was once again painted with a very limited palette of only 4 colors...Cad Red Deep Hue, French Ultramarine, Cad Yellow and White. I am amazed what a cohesive painting (almost effortlessly) you get when you limit your color selection. I am a true COLOR JUNKIE and find these little plein-air exercises challenging - it is definitely and outside-the-box experience for me to limit my color choices...what FUN!
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orange landscape,
Plein-Air,
pond,
purple
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Landscape Study
It has been couple of months since I painted anything - Life, sort of, got in the way, but I hope that I will be able to get back into my studio on a more regular basis now...
Last week I had a chance to take a plein-air workshop with Lori Putnam - She is not only an incredible painter, but also one of the nicest and most patient person I have met in a long time. This little lanscape was painted with a 'very' limitted palette of only 4 colors. The colors in this painting are much nicer in person - I wish I could figure out how to take decent photos!
Last week I had a chance to take a plein-air workshop with Lori Putnam - She is not only an incredible painter, but also one of the nicest and most patient person I have met in a long time. This little lanscape was painted with a 'very' limitted palette of only 4 colors. The colors in this painting are much nicer in person - I wish I could figure out how to take decent photos!
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