Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Sunday, November 04, 2012
Winter in Purple
Nearly monotone winter landscape. Twelve inches square. An acrylic on stretched canvas. I like restricting my palette, particularly with landscapes. This one was inspired by a claendar photo. To me it looked lonely but peaceful, and with all the wild weather I suppose that's a change. There's a yellow/orange landscape to come, I usually do a hot and a cold at the same time. Maybe I need the balance :)
Labels:
monotone,
mountains,
purple,
purple painting,
reflection,
snow,
trees,
winter,
winter painting
Monday, September 10, 2012
Hope for Creativity
This painting, done on an artist's palette, is for a charity auction. Check out www.hopeforcreativity.org for the information on their October first auction. The palettes will be sold to raise money to purchase art supplies for needy children. When I found out about this I was excited to join in; as an artist and art teacher, this is just the sort of thing I can get behind. The idea behind my painting, which is also written on the blue band around the landscape is:
Hope in the dawn of a new day, be inspired by the world around you, and free your creativity.
It has my celtic knot, and a look that reminds me of 'Creativity' one of my past paintings. If you like it go to the site and find out about the auction, it's for a good cause.
Hope in the dawn of a new day, be inspired by the world around you, and free your creativity.
It has my celtic knot, and a look that reminds me of 'Creativity' one of my past paintings. If you like it go to the site and find out about the auction, it's for a good cause.
Labels:
celtic knot,
charity,
creativity,
dawn,
hand,
heart,
hope,
inspiration,
lake,
landscape,
paintbrush,
palette,
trees
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