Sweet Peas In Cobalt Blue Vase, North Light Studio Window
8"x8" oil on gessoed masonite archival board
"The further I go, the more I see how hard I must work to render what I am trying for, that instantaneousness. Above all the outer surface, the same light spred everywhere....For me, the subject is insignificant. What I wish to reproduce is what is between the subject and myself."
- Claude Monet
Another nature filled day- sweet peas from the garden, studying light, this time as it comes from behind, through blue glass on a white cloth. There were enough flower cuttings to fill several different containers, I was scrambling trying to find a few more to fill!
Later in the afternoon, looking out my kitchen window, there was a HAWK sitting in my bird-bath! It was the oddest looking thing. After you've seen tons of little gold-finches flitting in & out of this same bird-bath, seeing this thing sitting in it, made me realize how huge she is! She nests near us, she marks her return each year with screeching & shrieking!
Ended the day with some home-made basil pesto with pasta for dinner. Basil right out of the garden, what a nice treat!
Labels: floral painting, flowers, gardens, palette knife oil painting, Roxanne Steed Fine Art, small oil painting, sweet peas
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