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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5 x 7 – acrylic on wood
A quiet day in late fall – the colours are muted waiting for winter’s white.
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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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5 x 7 – acrylic on wood
A summer hillside forest overlooking a quiet blue lake.
This study is currently available at dailypaintworks.
See all of my work at abstractlandscapepainting.com
24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
I’m working on the undulating colours in the foreground. Cooler where the sun doesn’t reach, portions of the forest floor bracket the lucky few.
5 x 7 – acrylic on wood
A late fall day on a quiet lake.
This study is currently available at dailypaintworks.
24 x 36 – Acrylic on wood
I’m working on one of the main tree trunks now. I want it to both stand out and merge somewhat with the background forest. 🙂
24 x 36 – Acrylic on wood
I’ve done a little more on the forest floor after finishing the space between two of the trees. I’m starting to think about tree trunks now. 🙂
5 x 7 – acrylic on wood
This is actually the study for my current painting. I love the riot of colour the light brings to this forest. 🙂
Study 162 is currently available at dailypaintworks.
24 x 36 – Acrylic on wood
Still working on the space between the two trees. From the dark blues and greens of the forest floor, I’m moving up into the lighter pinks and oranges where the sun has more ingress.
24 x 36 – Acrylic on wood
I’ve mapped out two of the trees and have decided for the moment to work on the space in between.
24 x 36 – acrylic on wood
Starting a new painting is always brightly fraught with possibilities.
