This is my first visit to your blog (I'm not following you, Jala, I swear!) and I have to say I LOVE your work! This piece will not last long, I predict. The tonality is so gorgeous.
Great painting! I love those bright yellow fields next to the warm gray hills and the scumbled reds in the foreground field. Really soothing yet strong at the same time.
I'm catching up from summer...I've missed following your blog....I honestly think you live in one of the most beautiful places on the planet! I love these vast rolling expanses of land and how you portray them! There is an abstract sense to them (and yet a very direct sense of place, too!)!
Thanks Roxanne. It may seem vast but it is small compared to the US ! Also we have a lot of wound down industry here also - but that has its own kind of beauty.
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Wow, I LOVE this.
This is so beautiful.
I love the muted colour and the brighter yellow fields.
Super.
Barbara
This is my first visit to your blog (I'm not following you, Jala, I swear!) and I have to say I LOVE your work! This piece will not last long, I predict. The tonality is so gorgeous.
This is lovely! Textures are wonderful.
Great painting! I love those bright yellow fields next to the warm gray hills and the scumbled reds in the foreground field. Really soothing yet strong at the same time.
Thanks all for your kind comments. I struggled a lot with this one so they are much appreciated.
what a great composition sheila,
really draws you in...and want to stay there
Cheers Rob! I'm lovin your Tour paintings!
Love this Sheila, it really stood out on Daily Painters.
Thanks Barbara, I was so unsure about it actually.
beautiful title for a beautiful painting. love your brushwork! r.
Those bright fields are indeed fascinating and make this painting exciting.
In our area there are yellow-green fields of canola growing that are wonderfully exciting too. The color always makes me smile.
Thank you Rahina and Diana. I think the crop may be rape. They make rapeseed oil with it.
love this BEAUTY!
Thank you Mary - love the cat painting!
I'm catching up from summer...I've missed following your blog....I honestly think you live in one of the most beautiful places on the planet! I love these vast rolling expanses of land and how you portray them! There is an abstract sense to them (and yet a very direct sense of place, too!)!
Thanks Roxanne. It may seem vast but it is small compared to the US ! Also we have a lot of wound down industry here also - but that has its own kind of beauty.
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