14x18 oil on masonite panel - Final
Finished....or so I thought.
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I seldom do a progression so thought I'd post one with this painting even though it didn't occur to me until I was half done. This is for a fundraiser for Ukraine on Dailypaintworks. Of course I'd be gratified if it sold but I actually like this painting, which doesn't always happen. So if it doesn't sell, I may just frame it and hang it right here at home.
The differences in color all have to do with lighting and time of day. I didn't change the colors as dramatically as it appears at each stage. It will change again when I varnish and the colors pop.
Is this of a place you see often or a place you wish you could see more often?
ReplyDeleteIt's the highway I take when I drive the 87 miles to Portland. Got this shot one morning with the full intention of painting it. It's a gorgeous winding drive through farmlands, dairy farms, and up over the Cascade mountain range, and changes dramatically within - and from, season to season.
DeleteNice! Make the painting extra special when it's of a place you see often.
ReplyDeleteThe process was fascinating. Since each of them looked 'finished' enough to me and now I can appreciate how much more is done to reach a finale' of a good Painting.
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