Friday, February 10, 2012

"Daybreaking"

soft day breaking light rising on crape myrtle's leaves season's ending act oil on canvas 16" X 20"

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11 comments:

  1. Beautiful! I love the softness and the colour.

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  2. Well you're a man who seems to be as fascinated by tree forms as I am. I ran into your blog at William Cook's Art. Having just picked up my oil paint brushes this weekend after a thirty year hiatus with acrylics, I'm surfing for artists who work in the medium. I'm looking forward to following you.

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  3. Hi Inky
    Thanks so much! There is a certain beauty that occurs on "soft" mornings.
    Steven

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  4. Welcome L.W. Roth!
    I really do love trees.
    I wish you a happy journey into your exploration of creating with oil paints after a long time away. I find myself enjoying them as well as acrylics. Creativity has no bounds-just do what feels right at any given time and enjoy the process.
    Steven

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  5. I really love the lazy misty feel of the southern atmosphere of this. Beautiful painting.

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  6. Hi Angela
    Thanks for visiting and commenting. I appreciate your thoughts and kind words.
    Steven

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  7. Beautiful piece, Steven! Love the dreamy feeling it invokes.

    Happy Painting!

    Cheers,
    ~ Dana Marie

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    1. Thanks Dana Marie
      It is dreamy to me too. I walk early mornings and enjoy the light-different everyday as the sun is rising.
      Steven

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  8. the quality of light in this one is lovely, Steven.

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    1. Hi Sharmon
      The light of this day was indeed special. Makes me feel good that you recognize it!
      Steven

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  9. Estupendo manejo del color a trasluz, buena composición.
    Felicitaciones.

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