AN INSTRUCTIONAL JOURNEY ABOUT MASTERING THE CRAFT OF IMPRESSIONIST ART ----- This weekly blog is my present to you. I hope you find it helpful in your sacred labor and journey into that wonderful world of bringing all that is beautiful and perfect into the foreground. Feel free to post your comments or questions at the end of my blog and visit my website at annrobb-fuller.com to see more of my works. You may also connect with me through the following links:
Sunday, June 27, 2010
"Waterlilies" (20" X 24") Oil on Canvas
This is a painting of a pond on the property of a famous Taos founding artist named Nicholai Fechin. When I attempted to execute this painting I did not realize how difficult it would be -- a seemingly simple subject, but very reflective of everything around it. As in most of my paintings, I chose to execute this one in the late afternoon/evening sun. The colors of the blooms and lilypads are soft,warm and inviting, but difficult to contrast against the sky which kept changing and getting warmer and warmer in tone. I had to return a few times to finish this work which, normally, would have taken but a few hours.
It amazes me how these lilies manage to survive in Taos' bitter winters.
"Waterlilies I" (24" X 30") Oil on Canvas
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Your art is so bright and cheerful. The colors just pop from the canvas. You are truly talented. I love your style.
ReplyDeleteBarbara Lemley
AKA Reddwine