Another painting of the scene I see everyday by my home. I love to see it, especially in the late afternoon, with all the colors of the setting sun glowing through the trees and on the water!
Finished this today! It's amazing how the overall color changes depending on what time of day you photograph your painting. I snapped this at around 5:15 p.m. and the tone looks totally different from the block in yesterday around 3 or 4 p.m.
This is after my initial block in of the catamarans. I have much more detail to add - like the masts - which are shown reflected in the puddle of water but not in the main part of the painting. The reflection is actually why I was attracted to this scene. I think I can hopefully finish in one more session.
This is another take on a painting I completed in a workshop back in November. I thought I would try again (solo). I still have fine tuning to do with water and lawn but am almost there. This is for a charity auction next month in Jackson.
This painting was completed in my workshop in Atlanta this past weekend. I hesitate to even post since I did not do the entire painting. Jim Richards was the teacher and he has his strokes in here too but this scene is right by my house and I have wanted to paint it for a long time but just wasn't sure about all that water!!!! I learned a LOT in the 2 day workshop and was so glad I had the opportunity to attend.
This is a scene I see almost everyday where I live. About the only thing I enjoy about walking is passing by all the people who come out to the Reservoir to fish. Crappie (pronounced krop-pi) fishing is very popular on the reservoir and is considered to be a good tasting food fish.