Color is an amazing thing. We relish its vibrancy, its intensity. Our bodies respond to color,
affecting our emotions and sometimes how we perceive the world. The attributes of paint
allow us to explore one color in relation to another. Discoveries we make as we use the
brush to push paint around our canvas provide lessons in harmony, balance, and
relationships. Painting is rewarding and challenging. May the lessons continue
as we explore our world of color.
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts

Sunday, September 2, 2012

BEAR COUNTRY   8x10

I've ridden trails in country like this and was always fearful of running into bears. It happened a couple of times, and fortunately the black bear took off away from the horse. This painting is reminiscent of Montana and I can almost hear the call of birds in the distance.


Wednesday, August 22, 2012

BIRCH TREES   16x20

The character of Birch trees is interesting and challenging. The final painting resulted in much greenery, but the photo does not portray that. My friends have it in their collection and they are satisfied with the sunlight streaming in. Maybe there should be more contrast in the foliage?