Showing posts with label grass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grass. Show all posts
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Country Rain
Country Rain
22 x 28 Acrylic on canvas
It's a hot summer day in Florida and the forecast calls for scattered showers. It's raining across the street from where your standing, your still dry and in sunlight. That's a typical day in Florida.
Driving on Route 70 which runs east to west across Florida there are acres and acres of farmland. Green pasture as far as you can see.
Cows and egrets are plenty but I never took the opportunity to take photos or sketch the scenes of country living. Well, as you can see I finally got the chance to capture images and transfer them onto canvas. It was worth stopping and taking in all the great things that are around us.
If you are interested in purchasing a print of this art work please click on the link below.
<a href="http://fineartamerica.com/art/paintings/country+scene/all" style="font: 10pt arial; text-decoration: underline;">country scene paintings</a>
I entered this painting into an online contest in Oct. which was sponsored by Light, Space and Time Gallery. Nov. 1st I received the results and was very pleased, there were over 400 entries from around the world, my painting received Special Recognition. Check out this online gallery, click the link below.
http://www.lightspacetime.com/countryside-art-exhibition-november-2012/
Labels:
clouds,
country scene,
Cows,
Egrets,
grass,
landscape,
nature,
pastures,
puddles,
rain,
rain clouds,
reflections,
shade,
shade trees,
trees,
water
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Shade
"Shade"
18 x 24 Acrylic on canvas
This painting was developed from piecing together a few elements. The building and the Crape Myrtles were actually from a trip I took to Baton Rouge, LA. I rearranged a few things to make a more pleasant seen.
I needed to add more to this scene and felt that an empty bench was not enough. My wife is a avid reader and can be found in this pose most of the time. This made it easy for me to capture with that look of being totally committed to the story.
The shade that was made by the tree left sunlight dancing on the walls and ground. What a great place to sit and enjoy a good book and fresh air.
18 x 24 Acrylic on canvas
This painting was developed from piecing together a few elements. The building and the Crape Myrtles were actually from a trip I took to Baton Rouge, LA. I rearranged a few things to make a more pleasant seen.
I needed to add more to this scene and felt that an empty bench was not enough. My wife is a avid reader and can be found in this pose most of the time. This made it easy for me to capture with that look of being totally committed to the story.
The shade that was made by the tree left sunlight dancing on the walls and ground. What a great place to sit and enjoy a good book and fresh air.
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