Florida Plein Air oil paintings, stormy landscapes, hurricanes, travel.
Monday, November 05, 2007
DAILY PAINTING 400!!! Along Indian River Drive
This is my 400th daily painting today so of course I wanted it nice. This painting was trouble from the get go. At one point it had a huge happy face in the bushes. Most artists know all about these gremlins, a person is happily painting along, putting darks and lights in their trees and bushes; they step back to check their work and there will be a critter or face peering out at them. Often they don't show up till you get the painting photographed and there it is looking out at you on the computer screen. And once you see it, your eyes keep going back there.
So I finally get it going all right, got rid of the smilie face and then I am taking it to the car and it falls over jelly side down of course. I got it home and fixed it up, not what I really had in mind for the afternoon.
Its 11 x 14, oil.
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5 comments:
Hi Lori,
I love this painting. It simply feels right to me. A beautiful expression and image.
Lorelle
Thanks so much Lorelle, I am glad you like it!
This is GREAT!
Thanks so much Madison!
Jelly side down! I laughed when I read your description. I happens to us all, but I think it adds character to the piece. It 'grounds' it, so to speak :o)
(just couldn't resist)
But just think that the earth that you were capturing in pigment was actually included in the painting.
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