For the pst few weeks I have been exploring a somewhat new approach to my landscapes, creating texture and mood with repeated applications and removal (by blotting with paper towels, freezer paper, and/or washing with water) of thin washes of color. In some areas full application of paint is also employed. This approach was used exclusively in the skies of the 3 paintings shown here. The foregrounds were a combination of this technique and more traditional painting with brush and pallete knife. The architecture was all rendered traditionally with brush.
Across the Field 10x20 $400
Down the road 16x20 $700
Splendor on Rt. 45 16x20 SOLD
Saturday, March 8, 2008
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4 comments:
I'm not a painter or anything but that sky in "the field" just blows me away!
Wow.
I love the colors in the 3rd one
These are magnificant!
Oh Bill I love these..
Vee
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