Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts

Saturday, December 1, 2012

New

Oil on canvas
Pastel on paper
Oil on canvas
18" x 18"
Here are two new ones and a better photograph of a work I posted here earlier.
I think I'd describe all of these as expressive pieces, i.e. in a style inspired by the various schools of expressionism.  I really want to expand, experiment with, study and create in this style of image making....so much to do and so much opportunity to grow!

Monday, February 20, 2012

Recent Painting

Conway
18" x 24"
Oil on canvas

Standing Figure
20" x 16"
Oil on Canvas
I think these represent a bit of a new direction for me.  They have modernist and expressive elements I'd like to cultivate and grow in work going forward.  The landscape is finished and I've launched some other canvases in a similar style.  The figure is nearing completion.

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Maine


My sole, one and only, effort while on vacation in Ellsworth, Maine last week. Ink, c. 16" x 12".

Thursday, October 16, 2008

New Work






















The two finished oil pieces directly above were the result of visits I made to Old Deerfield during this past July and August. I set up my easel and began the sidewalk-scape looking for much more detail than the final result reveals. It was a hot but comfortable day, a bit of humidity in the air, enough that distant points in my field of view faded some. The image I've presented here isn't the best quality reproduction....some of the colors just don't look like the real thing...but a bit of the mood comes thru and I like the piece and want to share it. The Hopper-like look in the building/shadows picture just kind of evolved. Again, I began the piece (using a reference photograph taken in Deerfield during one of the visits described above) looking for more detail than the final piece has. It was started and finished in my studio; never was set up on location. The color as presented here is not true to the original. The yellow being a yellow-green in the original piece. So much for my attempt to photograph my work and scan it to this location! When I use the skills of a professional the results are much better.
The pen and ink sketches were completed recently and were done from photos.......don't know why the weren't completed from life except a lack of time at the time!!!
The trees at the top are a work-in-progress; oil on canvas. The subject are a cluster of trees I've painted many times; an earlier posting of a pastel is on a prior page. Now, I am painting this picture using reference to the earlier pictures.








Sunday, January 27, 2008