Sunset Marsh, Eastern Shore
I have some paintings "in the vault" in my studio, that still need a home - perhaps yours??
One summer I was on a painting trip down to Easton, MD. This was a marshy area not too far outside of town where some artist friends & I stopped to paint the sunset! Man! does the sun every move FAST when you're trying to paint it! But it's always worth the effort to paint from life- all the reflections in the water, that fading golden light & memories of the dusk of that day stay with you when you paint it while you watch it!
One summer I was on a painting trip down to Easton, MD. This was a marshy area not too far outside of town where some artist friends & I stopped to paint the sunset! Man! does the sun every move FAST when you're trying to paint it! But it's always worth the effort to paint from life- all the reflections in the water, that fading golden light & memories of the dusk of that day stay with you when you paint it while you watch it!
Labels: eastern shore Maryland, Easton, impressionist oil paintings, landscape painting, palette knife painting, Roxanne Steed Fine Art, sunset
posted by Roxanne Steed at
7:02 PM
1 Comments:
It was definitely worth it! This painting is so gorgeous. It must have been so fun to be out there with your friends. Happy Holidays!
-S
THE SING EXPRESS {ART}
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