20x24 oil on stretched cotton canvas
$600 (email me if interested)
I really wanted to emphasize the cypress roots in the water so I thought by putting the horizon in the top part of the painting I could use majority of the space on the water's edge. I am really pleased with the outcome using this composition. I have been preparing to hang some of my paintings at Magnolia Cafe in Austin the first of June. I am making my own floater frames. This is very time consuming with cutting, assembling, painting and sanding. I am ready to be finished so I can get back to painting. I have some ideas for paintings in my head I am anxious to get started (hopefully soon).
4 comments:
Hi Kim!... This is an exceptionally well executed landscape!
"I" love the composition... the bright colour... and most especially the treatment of your water... very convincing!
This one will surely be a "red dot"!
Good Painting!
Waerm regards,
Bruce Sherman
I love this painting, the translucency of the water is just wonderful,such a calm but interesting painting.
I was interested to hear that you made your own floater frames, I would be very interested to know how you made them. I am exhibiting some of my work soon and I'd like to cut the cost of framing by framing them myself.
Wow. I wish I had 600 bucks. This is beautiful! I think your choice to put the horizon high is very effective. But of course, so is your treatment of the water. I wanna get in it! ;-)
I am not quite sure how I cam across your blog, but I was looking at some
of your ideas and then read over to your profile - I too am a mom of two sets of twins
( 5yr old boys and 19 mo. old girls). I am amazed at how you find the time - you have awesome creativity -
I am curious about your dresser turned entertainment center. God Bless!
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