12" x 16"
Oil on Canvas Panel
Not for Sale
There's a half-empty beer on the work-bench. Drive by Truckers on the radio. He's working on something. Someone sits in a folding chair, and the German Shepard watches close by. Right now, it's summer, but it could happen any time. Come on in. No need for TV.
My hope for this blog is that it will document my progression as an oil painter. While I have not studied art in a formal setting, I do study art on my own time. Each new painting is a study in color and technique, trial and error. Every second is a study in perspective.
Friday, June 22, 2012
'The Garage'
Labels:
City-scape,
Impressionist,
landscape,
Louisa,
Oil Painting,
painting,
Richmond,
Virginia
Valley Visions
12" x 16" oil on canvas panel
Sold
My first year of teaching didn't leave a lot of time for painting. However, I did manage to squeeze in a couple of paintings just before/during winter break.
Cedar trees with sunlight on them look warm no matter what time of year. This is sort of how I picture the Shenandoah Valley in the middle of winter. I've had this image of cedar trees at sunset in the Valley in my mind for a while. I'm not sure this is exactly what I had envisioned, but I like the way it turned out.
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