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| I thought this was too beautiful a composition to not finish, so I flipped the painting over, and traced the geese onto the back, and started again. |
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| Using the same colors throughout ... hansa yellow, alizarin crimson and indanthrone blue |
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| Removed the masking last night, and did a bit of touching up and detail work this morning ... VOILA! DONE! I really like the hot colors, and the shapes caused by sunlight on their feathers. Hot Geese 9 x 12.5 in. Available |
 Seagull Study 10 x 6.5 in. Available |
| I did this quick [for me] study of a seagull earlier this week ... |
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| ... and prepared three images for the class on Saturday. I've done the daylily before, but the class liked it a lot, and wanted to try it, so I'll be painting it again. The two landscapes will be excellent practice for flowing w/w washes for the sky and water. It has finally stopped raining. For a while there, I thought I might have to build an ark for the animals! So I am heading out to play with Bruno - YAY!!!!! And I have an old university chum coming over this afternoon, with her husband, to help me finally set up a web site for my art. That's life on The Farm today. Thank you so much for dropping by! |
