Sunday, April 11, 2021
"Spring in the woods"
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Painting green is a challenge. I picked a photo that show all kinds of greens: the house with a green roof, The trees with fresh green leaves in the spring time, and the green grass in shadow and in light. I have spent two days on this small painting. It feels my handling of green colors has got more sensitive. All the efforts during the pandemic isolation have shown some effects. I am enchanted.
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5 comments:
I might have said "it's a boring painting" aesthetically, but it's SO HELPFUL from a technical, artistic standpoint. Once again, you prove to be an excellent teacher. Painting with greens is difficult -- thank you so much for doing this.
This is enchanting. Love the variety and liveliness of this. Is it your place in the woods? Thanks for sharing all you do.
Great article, thank you very much for sharing this awesome post with us.
Thanks a lot for share great Blog. i like your work.
Your article is very nice & informative, thanks for the sharing with us.
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