Showing posts with label Whitetail deer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whitetail deer. Show all posts

Sunday, February 8, 2015

Autumn Sunrise

Autumn Sunrise, Whitetail Deer 11x14 Acrylic on canvas

This was painted from reference photos I took one morning at the park.
The post from November 17 shows the reference photos I shot.
In the photos from that day you can see the trees had dropped most of their leaves, but I was interested in capturing the lighting effects at sunrise that morning.

I stayed with the original idea of putting a deer crossing the field highlighted with sunlight.


My first thought was to put a deer in the field highlighted with sunlight.


Sunday, February 17, 2013

Winter Landscape


Whitetail Deer, Heading for Cover  11x14 oil

We haven't had much snow here in southeast Pa this year except for a few quick storms that dropped 1 to 2 inches and most of it melted by the afternoon. I felt like painting a winter scene while I'm still in a winter mood. I had started this painting a while ago and it sat around waiting for another winter for me to get motivated to finish it.
The little snow events we did have this year got me out on walks and sparked that interest in painting snow.  I have two other snow paintings I'm working on that should be finished soon.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Sunday Morning at Valley Forge Park






When we arrived at the park we were greeted by the full moon. 

     When it started to get light out I started a sketch of the moon and the maple tree to the right. I used the light from inside the truck to see by.
 This is the sketch, I finished the rest of it at home. I wanted to capture the lighting conditions at the time when it just starts to get light out. I ran out of time because the light changes faster than I can paint.
 The sun started to peek over the horizon.
 The tree I was painting with a little sun on it.
 We got in the truck and and started looking for scenes to photograph, and came upon this guy, he was curious.
 He did a nice job of posing for us.
 Here was a photographer walking away with a big buck walking behind him
 A spot of  color along one of the trails.
 My brother Phil photographing some scenery.
Spent three hours at the park and captured some good images, not a bad way to start the morning.

Thursday, December 25, 2008

King of The Mountain

King of The Mountain 12x24 Acrylic


$385.00 Comes Framed

Currently at Delaware River Gallery


19 East Afton Ave. Yardley, PA
215-321-3825