Wednesday 27 March 2013

Icy Landscape by the Welland

Oil on Board, 12 x 17 inches

Here's another Wintry one I might enter for the Patchings Open Art Competition.  I liked the blaze of warm light in an otherwise monochrome, icey landscape.  It was really an exercise in greys and blues and the water was great fun to paint. I put a lot of texture into the heavily frosted foreground grasses, to accentuate the feeling of depth.

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  1. Another beautiful tonal study. Assume the stocks of French ultramarine and titanium white are taking a hammering this weather!

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    1. Thanks Andrew; ha ha, you guessed! More Cobalt than French Ultra, but a lot of Titanium White for sure!

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  2. Brrrrr, looks very cold. You have no shortage of cold landscapes to paint this year Peter. You have really captured the cold atmosphere in this one.

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    1. Thank you Bev. I'm a right cold fish indeed! It's a balmy 2 degrees today...

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