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I left off here last night |
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Played with the cast shadows |
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More detail work, and a very simple "ground"
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Well, I almost went cross-eyed painting this one, but it's done, and I think it looks alright. I had some very good input from Prabal, about connecting the tires more to the shadow. I thank you, Prabal; it makes a very good difference! I considered putting an angular, geometric shape, from the tractor to the upper right area, but decided a line would serve well to define the open space of the field to be worked. I was attempting to conceptualize machinery as art, a shape in a design. I think I succeeded. As always, I welcome your comments and input!
Hi, Kath,
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and eye catchy. Contrast is lovely.
Cheers,Sadami
This is really neat Kathryn! I like the different style! Are these your tractors that your painting? Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt has come out well. Leaving the white of the paper for the background is really brave. If it was me may be I would try to 'fill in' and spoil it.
ReplyDeleteWow!
ReplyDeleteVery eye catching! Beautiful contrasts, outstanding piece xx
Wonderful shapes and values in this, Kathryn. I enjoy seeing your progress.
ReplyDeleteThanks too for all the encouraging comments on my work. You are the bestest. :)
I have never tried any type of machinary before - You make it look easy but I imagine it to be bery difficult indeed! Fantastic! And the strong shadows really bring it to life :0)
ReplyDeleteWOW - LOVE THE "ABSTRACTNESS" OF THE SHADOW VS THE MACHINERY. BEAUTIFULLY HANDLED - JUST THE RIGHT TOUCH!
ReplyDeleteprecioso y limpio trabajo, enhorabuena
ReplyDeleteI agree with Prabal, this is a lovely painting. Perhaps my favourite among all your works.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
I find very interesting your attemp to reproduce machinery as art, and this painting is very good! I love the coloured shadows, and the contrast of light on the tractor... and I agree with you, it is often easier to paint in a big format. Ciao, Cristina
ReplyDeleteVery sculptural. Love the colors in the shadow and I agree with Prabal the deep shadow really grounded the whole thing.
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