Silent Fog, 18 x 18So you thought I was done with all that fog? Nope! After doing the small color studies, I returned to my plein air pieces and painted them onto larger canvases. This revisiting process allowed me to solidify in my mind how I got there and to understand it better. I also just really fell in love with the soft subtle gradations in value and couldn't leave them alone. :)
I am a little behind in posting, so this one and the next three are from a couple weeks ago. I have a show coming up on October 24 here in Austin at the Davis Gallery, so I have been busy trying to get all of that together... well, and travelling to the workshop... must slow down...
Another wonderful fog painting!
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ReplyDeleteI get your fog fascination, so did Monet. This is just spectacular. I love your range. You can paint any kind of light in any colour and make it sing.
XOXOXOXBarbara
you are mastering this fog brilliantly. good luck with your up-comong show. r.
ReplyDeleteThe fog painting is beautiful! Wishing you luck as you get ready for your show.
ReplyDeleteAnd teaching....don't forget that little bit.... THis is another lovely one, Laurel--I like the way the filtered light still manages to find its way between the trees.
ReplyDeleteLaurel, I love your paintings...mood, simplicity, strong design. How great to discover them and you!
ReplyDeleteThe atmospheric perspective in this piece is really successful.
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