Oh how I love the saturated color after a rain! This pasture is growing so tall - and STILL the wild mustard is glorious!! I only have a couple of stands on the property, and I am taking full advantage with my paints! Today was very windy with gusts to 45 mph, so I found a rather sheltered place from which to paint. After blocking in the masses, I grab my palette knife for that finish work. It is super fun to lay down that thick paint - and I might have gotten a little carried away here! The strong winds, fresh smells rising from the wet land, and the experience of standing here with paint in hand - all pours forth into my painting. Who am I to reign that in? Painting number 2670 in 2670 days.
Beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteThe palette knives are indeed fun to use. Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteWow I love the yellow in this. I also love how the depth of perception allows the eye to moving gently through this painting.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is wonderful, well done! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteSuch a scenic location for a painting. This is just gorgeous (as is the setting). Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteLovely field and your painting is gorgeous 😍
ReplyDeleteHappy and healthy May ❤️
Love your brush strokes, and I can sense all that you wrote about in your painting. You capture essence so well.
ReplyDeleteLove the heavy texture of paint created with a palette knife! Beautiful. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks like paint that would hanging a museum. Very Impressionist looking.
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Gorgeous -and it looks lovely to be outside in nature as you paint! Happy PPF from No 23 :D
ReplyDeleteI enlarged and looked at it so as not to miss the tinest bit. Your palete knife has worked glorious magic in transferring the scene
ReplyDeleteHave a safe weekend
Much💛🎑💛love
excellent - how fun to paint outside! Have a great week!
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