Over Hill and Dale, 12x24, acrylic on canvas |
This was the first painting. At that time, I had no idea it would become a project, or even if, Over Hill and Dale, would be successful.
Early one Sunday morning I had an idea for a piece. I had been messing around with a new style of landscape art for about a year or so and thought perhaps I would try to incorporate what I'd learned into what I was currently doing with abstracts.
To my surprise I actually liked it. Really liked it. So I listed it in my shop with great enthusiasm.
Hill Country, 18x36, acrylic on canvas |
Next time I thought I would go a little bigger with, Hill Country, dark lines almost diminished, but tons of movement and colour gradations, which I found exciting, along with a water element. It sold within a few days of listing it in my shop. Happy day!
Having had two successes now, I promptly put it aside for lack of a better reason than there were too many other styles I wanted to explore, and not enough hours in the day to explore them, until...
Hill Country Pasture, 12x24, acrylic on canvas |
I was compelled once again to try this style and painted, Hill Country Pasture. Having been away from it for a while, Hill Country Pasture, brought with it some new ideas: mountains, a swirlier sky, actual pasture land up there in the hills, and once again the dark lines appeared. It sold within an hour.
Now that I was incorporating SO many elements I loved: colour gradation, blending, fluid lines, colour, my goodness, purple and lime green together under a sky that changed from pale green to different shades of blue. Yes, you guessed it. What I love most about painting is getting to explore colour relationships.
So, now I just had to do more.
Hill Country Sky, 18x36, acrylic on canvas |
So then I painted, Hill Country Sky. I just love this one. Not only does it have all of the above elements that I crave to work with in a painting, but now it has the MOON!
Feeling completely unstoppable, I painted the following three pieces in one day.
Hill Country Dusk, 10x20, acrylic on canvas |
More mountains...
The Whispering Wind, 8x24, acrylic on canvas |
And a triptych.
Stay tuned to see what comes next...
So far, all of these painting have sold, except for 'Winter Field' (above).
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