Same view as before but with the full tide and some distant rays of sun lighting up those cumulus clouds, high over the Bay of Fundy. It's hard to remember not to keep mashing brush strokes on top of one another. It dulls the color and creates mud. The most saturated orange in this, is the underpainting, of which I'm a big fan. It unifies the work and facilitates color vibration. This felt good to paint.
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Cloud Shimmer 6x6 SOLD
Labels:oil paintings, miniature oil paintings,
6x6 oil on RayMar panel,
Bay of Fundy,
Bay of Fundy paintings,
Bay of Fundy tides,
Cape Blomidon,
cloud shimmer,
Highest tides in the world,
Nova Scotia,
paintings of Cape Blomidon
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5 comments:
This is wonderful, the clouds, the reflections. Nice job!
Lovely color in this painting.
Even better to look at. A feast for the eyes. YOU. DID. NOT. MASH. What a difference it makes, no?
Wow this is wonderful Mary!!!
Jeffrey
ooooooooh, beautiful light!
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