Each season transforms the look and function of a field--here it rests under snow, the energy it produced in warmer months wrapped in white plastic and ready to feed the cows waiting in the barn.
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9 comments:
This whole series of watercolors has been wonderful, but the light in this piece is so outstanding. With it you've captured the sense of a wintertime late afternoon in Vermont.
Thank you. Those marshmallows make life easier for farmers, and also have beautiful reflective color!
The glow in this painting is just beautiful. I love it all but especially the subtle blending in the upper left. When I try to get that effect in a sky, I usually end up losing the glow of the yellow and ending with something grayish!
I darkened that area after the warmer color underneath had dried, Laura. I try to always glaze with a pure color--otherwise too many colors get combined, and compliments layered will grey or brown.
I darkened that area after the warmer color underneath had dried, Laura. I try to always glaze with a pure color--otherwise too many colors get combined, and compliments layered will grey or brown.
Beautiful work! I love the atmosphere. Look forward to seeing more of your work! :)
God Bless
and Merry Christmas!
The color and light are simply exquisite!
Thank you, folks. Glad you like this one.
This is beautiful painting. I can almost see the steam coming out of my breath!
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