In all honesty today I went to Lynn Powers beautiful garden to paint with the Albany Painting Enthusiasts.I did many sketches of her garden with the Beef animals and calf in the neighbor's property. This evening with the help of the animals I see from my back patio I painted " Two and a Calf, the sixth in the series of Woodlot Mother's Well Cared For Steers." oil on canvas, 18" square. $400.About Me
- Diane Widler Wenzel
- Documenting a period in my development that could become pivotal
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Number Six of Woodlot Mother's Well Cared For Steers
In all honesty today I went to Lynn Powers beautiful garden to paint with the Albany Painting Enthusiasts.I did many sketches of her garden with the Beef animals and calf in the neighbor's property. This evening with the help of the animals I see from my back patio I painted " Two and a Calf, the sixth in the series of Woodlot Mother's Well Cared For Steers." oil on canvas, 18" square. $400.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
I like the intense colors in this one, just like the light yesterday. I think your animals have good life and vitality as does the painting.
I am working like I was taught in College. Frederick Heidel had us do small color sketches on location and then in the studio we did larger oil paintings. This painting brought me back to the flow of oil painting I used to enjoy.
Post a Comment