This week I will keep it short and simple!
I finished to my liking a scene from a photo taken from my car at an intersection- while stopped at the red light, of course! I was attracted to the cluster of farm buildings and a typical Mid-Western farmhouse. The painting went through extreme changes as I progressed. I printed it in color and black and white. I had done a thumbnail sketch of it in my class with Kim Casebeer and also used that as a guide. The bottom sketch below is my thumbnail of this scene.
10"H x 20"W. Oil on gallery wrapped canvas.
Thank you for visiting and for leaving your comments.
And thank you again, Kristin and Eva for giving me this opportunity!
Happy PPF, everyone!
Gloria
I LOVE your new painting, the colours are wonderful. Congrats on being featured, I was happy to see your name come up today! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Valerie, you are always an inspiration to me.
DeleteCongrats on being featured. This painting is gorgeous. I love how the light warms the landscape. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteYou got the scene to live in the lovely painting. Love the soft colours and mood of peace.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy weekend ❤❤❤
The same to you, Thank you.
Deletebeautiful work Gloria and congrats on your feature!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine.
DeleteGloria, I was so impressed when I saw the black and white thumbnail sketches, but then, wow, the color version took my breath away. It is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you so much, Faye.
DeleteNice soft pastels in your painting; Happy PPF
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Thank you, Gillena.
Deletethis is a gorgeous painting with nice soft colours that make it look so serene and peaceful. I love the play of light and shadow. Congrats on being featured!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise. I used a couple of the methods taught in our abstract class with Joan Fullerton.
DeleteIt's so nice to see the transformation from sketch to beautiful painting. I adore the colors you chose!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julie. It is interesting to me how my original color choices and the mood changed from how it started out.
DeleteYour Farm in color is stunning! I love the bluish shades. Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Riita
DeleteI was so happy to see your art up front this week...after last weeks wonderful post jammed with so much gorgeous artwork!! This is phenomenal as well... thanks for sharing your process of creating it!! Wonderful little tips to choosing line and colour!
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Thank you. I always enjoy your most insightful comments on your postings.
Deletewow, you created a beautiful light in your art. Love the way it turned out :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment.
DeleteThese works show how skilful you and your works are. Just pure art!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks so much!
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