Just attended a plein air festival in Door County, Wisconsin. This type of painting is so inspirational. I love how you quickly narrate your painting and evaluative process. You make accessible to a new painter like myself. Thank you.
It took me a while to even notice the sky reflected on the surface of the water. It's very subtle and the fact that the water is moving makes it more difficult to see. Adding the sky reflections gives the water depth and vitality!
Your seascapes just get better every time. The colours in the water are beautiful and the waves look so natural which shows that painting instinctively really works.
Really love the composition with the rocks in front! I too had doubts about howthat would look, and avoided trying that, but now you have inspired me to give it a go. Beautiful painting, as always!
Thanks! I've avoided putting objects, like rocks, in the front as well but it does help create depth and it doesn't seem to obstruct the eye from entering the composition. Give it a try!
I love looking at and listening to your painting process. With the added sound of the waves it is the next best thing to being there in person enjoying the plein air painting experience. Thank you.
Ready with an abstract study of the Pacific Starts with general shapes, works to specific With a number 8 natural bristle brush Can convey energy or cover a lot when in a rush Sky reflections,distant rocks, horizon choice Pelicans take flight but not much voice You’ll love Patreon, I’m positive The best way to “stay creative” 😁 I love the way you painted sky reflections and the colors are so beautiful in this. You captured the majesty of the location. It looks like it would be almost overwhelming in person. The ocean is crashing and everything constantly changing, so much energy. Love it. Thanks for sharing! Peace and love..Suz What ☮️💛
MICHAEL, 10:25 , palette, blueist hair mostly covers a face, some of it spills out the closely held blue blanket, that is a shield of sorts. Approaching from left, see the wolf entity, it's colored bile, spilled, and part has turned white-ish against the blanket shield. See to the right,(excalibur), your brush tip touched the blanket shield. See the red, as though from the HALT of mighty excalibur. Lastly , aee excalibur shadow, ""upon the blue shield, ets beyond, it restrains the red, thickly gathered at it's one end. Freeze frame exactly here and as stated, answers "the" question, so few, so few, ponder 🗺
Yes, I would lighten those rocks too. Just a bit. I’m always amazed at your end result. I have no vision to be an artist but I do love art and artistic style and techniques. Thanks for your shared art project.
That sky adds a little extra something special! ... Color variations in ocean really nice ... Commentary spot on as usual ... Just wondering what paint you initially used on your pallet and is it like #4 value ?
As usual you've produced another beautiful work. I'm glad you added interest in the sky. Makes a difference. What keeps you going......apart from needing to earn a buck! Where does your artistic drive come from?....Graham
