14"x11" oil on linen mounted on archival panel
$575, framed
Last Friday was another beautiful summer day here in New England. So of course I left the studio to get outside to my side garden. I can stand and paint in the shade of the house for a while, until the sun crests over the roof top. At the top of the morning the arbor is in total shade, my aim was to catch the light just as it crested the arbor, quickly indicating where everything was still in shade, and where the sun was brilliantly lighting everything up (the colorful zinnias in the front yard). Once you see what you want, as a painter, you'd better indicate it quick on your canvas, and REMEMBER it. The light continues to change and you won't be seeing what initially attracted you to the scene.
Labels: Bright New England landscapes, Colorful Connecticut landscapes, Contemporary Impressionist Landscapes, flower gardens, garden art, garden paintings, palette knife oil paintings, Roxanne Steed Fine Art
2 Comments:
Best wishes in Norfolk. Love your high key palette.
Thanks so much Sally Ann!
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