I have begun a new Snow-Stream painting, HORSE CREEK SPRING 16"x24" on untempered masonite. We had snow flurries all morning today outside the gallery window as I and my Gallery Pardner, Tom Lucas slaved away in the Gallery. Folks seemed most appreciative of our Wood Stove we had stoked up.
I began this painting yesterday with an underpainting of Acrylic and then today began overworking with Oils. I am pretty happy with its beginnings and have received good critiques from the tourists who watch and are all too free with their comments.
8 comments:
You got to be happy with this. This is already looking finished and great. The lights are just awesome.
it's looking good Gary.
hey these tourists, i guess they come from places which are much colder so that they will enjoy 'summer' in Dubois:)
I agree with the tourists, this is going very well! You've really got the beginnings of some great lighting down. I'm very much looking forward to seeing how it will progress. Good luck! And enjoy yourself :)
This is looking beautiful! Still getting snow flurries? I hope this means that you don't suffer overmuch with the high heats of summer, at least?
Great start Gary. Ohhhhhhhhh the tourists are always free with comments. but you know Gary you are one of the best and deserve all the good comments you get.
I have some catching up to do as i have been visiting my daughter way up in Townsville. Oh my was it good to see my family.
I had a great week.
Look forward to seeing updates on this project.
This painting has a great wilderness feeling.
Painting is gorgeous already!!
STILL getting snow? No fair! We're steaming to death down here with highs in the nineties and unbearable humidity. Please send snow!
RE: tourists and "all too free with their comments".... got a laugh out of that one.......... I can't just imagine how "helpful" they are :-)
Looking awesome already, really looking forward to how this comes along.
Wow, still getting snow in June.
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