This time I forgot to take a picture of my sketch on the canvas. However, I'm posting the next four stages of creating this painting. I begin again by posting the completed painting first. I really got caught-up in the details of the fence and garden plants. (Quite opposite from my sometimes very impressionistic renderings!)
32" X 18"
oil on canvas
SOLD
At this stage I'm pretty well along with having everything layed-in with local color and have started detailing the most distant trees:
Here I'm beginning to paint-in local color in the darkest areas:
I've covered the whole canvas with a value study/under painting (in acrylic) and established the composition:
Friday, May 26, 2017
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
"Sims Creek" (in five stages)
Scroll down to see the stages (in reverse order) of my process in creating this painting. I actually remembered to take pictures! I don't always create a painting in this same manor.
Sims Creek flows through Julian Price Park located on the Blue Ridge Parkway here in North Carolina.
First the completed painting:
30" X 30"
oil on canvas
Just one painting session before the completed painting:
Continuing to develop the lights,darks and local color:
Beginning to lay in the lights/darks and local color:
Laying out the composition in charcoal:
Sims Creek flows through Julian Price Park located on the Blue Ridge Parkway here in North Carolina.
First the completed painting:
30" X 30"
oil on canvas
Just one painting session before the completed painting:
Continuing to develop the lights,darks and local color:
Beginning to lay in the lights/darks and local color:
Laying out the composition in charcoal:
Labels:
Landscapes,
Trees
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