After my class in Kentucky with Judy Mudd [see previous post], I came home and did some work on a piece I've been thinking about for a couple of years.
One afternoon in early spring just after a snow, we came upon a field where the farmer was clearing out some old fence rows to join two fields. He had flattened and was burning the old bales. There were probably 25 bales in a smoky line. It was beautiful and eerie and amazing.
I will probably try this piece a couple more times, experimenting with different things.
Showing posts with label bales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bales. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Monday, February 8, 2016
Painting a Barn and Hay Bales
I've been painting a lot lately and really enjoying limited palette studies with watercolors. Here's a recent effort - a late fall scene along Highway 157 in Greene County. [Looks better blown up a bit, click to enlargen.]
We're about to get another dose of winter. I have a feeling I'll be painting a lot more this week.
Hope you're all having a wonderfully creative winter and that you're staying good and warm.
We're about to get another dose of winter. I have a feeling I'll be painting a lot more this week.
Hope you're all having a wonderfully creative winter and that you're staying good and warm.
Labels:
art,
bales,
barn,
watercolor
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