Showing posts with label stay at home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stay at home. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Milk Barn and Wild Mustard
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.
Labels:
5x7,
landscape,
milk barn,
missouri,
missouri artist,
oil,
old barn,
painting,
palette knife,
plein air,
stay at home,
tammie dickerson,
wild mustard,
wildflowers,
yellow,
yellow rocket
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Tulip Tree
Early this month, my tulip tree was in full bloom. After two heavy frosts and a hard freeze, I thought this season's blooms were over. The blackened blooms fell off, and so many buds were still emerging from this tree! It is now heavier laden than it was before, with no end in sight! I hope to sketch these blooms often, to gain a complete understanding of their cup shaped blooms while I still can. Like every other blooming tree, once they are finished it is another year before they return. Painting number 2669 in 2669 days.
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