“Valley of Enemy Creek” 30″x48″ Stretched Canvas
Although I will probably see little touches of strokes I want to add, I am finished, fin! Although I need to sign and paint the gallery edges which are 1.5″ depth.
Time to open a bottle of wine! Cheers!
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Love it! I am crazy about the reflection in the water.
Thanks!
Your creek is so real! Well done. Love it! All the best in 2016.
Thanks! Have an exciting new year!
Very nice, I like the planes of depth. I haven’t been following you for long, but, isn’t this a rather large piece for you?
A good observation, this big one is a commission, but recently I have been doing smaller works, experimenting with where I want to go with bigger paintings. I can also sell most of my smaller paintings.
Scale isn’t an issue though, since I painted pictures on billboards when I was younger, plus I have done some murals, and I’m working on one currently.
There are some bigger paintings in my pages on the menu. Thanks!
This is so beautiful. The water almost looks like it I could make it ripple with a touch. Oh, and happy New Year!
I think this is a lovely painting but (please don’t be offended) I like the detail better than the whole – I like the way the river meanders in and out of the picture plane and the tree in the foreground gains more power.
this is gorgeous!