16 x 20 – acrylic on wood
Starting a new painting is one of my favourite things! (Another one is finishing a painting lol.) So much hope and so many possibilities. The first couple of sessions really set the tone and give me a feel about how the painting will go. So far this one has a lot of movement and a lot of different reds, oranges, pinks and purples.
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11 x 14 – acrylic on wood
The poppies weave in and out of the summer greens. I’ve completed the biggest front poppy – lots of intricate yellows, reds and oranges.
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11 x 14 – acrylic on wood
More poppies join the field and bask in the summer day.
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11 x 14 – acrylic on wood
The sky behind the poppy is quietly boisterous with blue sky interspersed with tiny clouds.
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11 x 14 – acrylic on wood
The beginning of poppies – a rambunctiousness of orange. 🙂
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24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
The trees start to thin out near the edge of the forest and more light drifts in.
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24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
Another tree emerges from the rambunctious foliage.
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24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
From the forest floor to the lightening upper canopy; the right side of the painting is complete. Now for some more trees, foliage and light on the left. 🙂
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24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
Moving back through the forest floor to where the light starts to hit and other trees emerge.
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Mandy Budan 