I like the idea of doing the same place over again in new light conditions. Like those giant muffins in a field Monet did. Makes me hungry just thinking about them...
Someday (perhaps a month) I'll post the framed work, since it has a presence in its moderately large size. A full sheet of La Carte is "big" to me.
Thanks, Brian. I wanted to say that the Denali paintings at your blog are very sublime. Are they from an airplane perspective? Wonderful works ( I sometimes have a big delay getting logged in at WP, so if my connection is slow, I find it hard to get a whole comment in there).
Lazy River
Just love the exciting colour!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of doing the same place over again in new light conditions.
ReplyDeleteLike those giant muffins in a field Monet did. Makes me hungry just thinking about them...
Glad you see the resemblances - all mostly from the Little Hoquiam River, and then idealized. Thanks for reading, Steve.
ReplyDeleteThanks for looking in at The Colorist, Adebanji. I value your work, too.
This is beautiful, Casey. I like the yellow glow of the sky and those blues and purples in the water.
ReplyDeleteSomeday (perhaps a month) I'll post the framed work, since it has a presence in its moderately large size. A full sheet of La Carte is "big" to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brian. I wanted to say that the Denali paintings at your blog are very sublime. Are they from an airplane perspective? Wonderful works ( I sometimes have a big delay getting logged in at WP, so if my connection is slow, I find it hard to get a whole comment in there).
Oh yes, I love this piece! The sliver of yellow sky is terrific.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words on my Denali studies, Casey. The view is from a scenic rest stop along the highway.
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