Showing posts with label snow scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow scene. Show all posts

Monday, October 20, 2014

"Snow Fence"

Snow Fence
6"x6" oil on Raymar panel

Value under painting for Snow Fence in burnt sienna and ultramarine blue

This is another painting for one of my gallery holiday shows. Both galleries asked for paintings to view so that they can make a selection and gave me their preferences for subject matter. I appreciate their feedback and will post their choices as soon as the choosing is over.

A big thanks to Mary Tetro for the photo I painted this from, a lovely New England harbor.


Tuesday, October 14, 2014

"Shadows in the Snow"

"Shadows in the Snow"
6"x6" oil on Raymar panel

I'm on Cape Cod, and it's snowing! Just kidding. I started this one last week, and wanted to finish it for the up coming holiday season. I've painted it before, and always love this winter scene at Thomas Point in Maine.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

"Icy Brook"

"Icy Brook"
8"x10" oil on Raymar panel
SOLD

Yesterday four of us got together for a mini-workshop with Carolyn Walton, for more about Carolyn, checkout the previous post. It was great fun, with some excellent demos and plenty of one-on-one instruction. I started with a photo I'd taken a few weeks ago, while balancing on a snow pile by the side of the road. I usually start snow paintings on an un-tinted canvas, but for this one I used a panel that was lightly tinted yellow/brown. I'm pleased with the results and appreciative of what I learned from Carolyn. I'll take a look at this scene again when we have some spring colors in the landscape.