A bit of peace and quiet
This painting has been sold
Oil on hardboard 8" x 8"
Sorry about the glare upper right on this one (near the wall dividing the 2 fields - it isn't like that on the painting proper). However, the colours are pretty accurate in this photo but I will retake the photo in a few days when the painting is dry. Ok, I have blended the paint quite a bit in this, especially in the foreground. It just felt right to do so and also seemed to fit with the "peaceful" aspects of the painting.
Oil on hardboard 8" x 8"
Sorry about the glare upper right on this one (near the wall dividing the 2 fields - it isn't like that on the painting proper). However, the colours are pretty accurate in this photo but I will retake the photo in a few days when the painting is dry. Ok, I have blended the paint quite a bit in this, especially in the foreground. It just felt right to do so and also seemed to fit with the "peaceful" aspects of the painting.
posted by Sheila Vaughan at 5:47 PM
12 Comments:
Another gorgeous painting. I could comment on here all day because your work is spectacular! You have a new fan. Hope you don't mind if I put your link on my blog.
looooooooooove this one. Sheep and the colors are fabulous.
Thanks Gwen for your kind words and the link.
Thank you Sheila!
I really love your paintings. You seem to have a natural ability with composition and color; many of these studies would work equally well on a large canvas.
Thanks Leslie - it's a while since I tried anything bigger than 10" x 17". I find the 8" x 8" big enough at the moment to be enough of a challenge but I don't rule out bigger work - just never seem to get round to it.
Really nice!
Thank you Martin, I appreciate your kind words.
The colours are amazing in this painting Sheila. Moors and hills really are those shades just now!
Lovely piece!
Thank you Marjorie, nice of you to say so.
Glad to have found your blog! I really like your color palette ... it is amazing. Your paintings are wonderful. Thanks for visiting my blog!
Leslie, thank you, and once again, welcome to the Daily Painters Gallery!
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