Winter Cardinal 6"x6" acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas
This is the finished painting from the last post. It is what I wanted to portray- a thicket of snow covered branches with a cardinal perched in it.
I used acrylics becauseI knew the painting was going to have many over lapping layers and seeing how acrylics dry within minutes I could do a few layers a night without worrying about disturbing the previous layer.
I like the gallery wrapped canvas because you can continue the composition around all four sides of the canvas. I installed a metal hanger on the back so no framing is needed.
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Saturday, October 22, 2011
I'm back from our trip upstate, it was a good trip as always.We had rain every day except Monday and Tuesday but that didn't stop us from fishing and scouting other streams to add to our list.
I got some painting in too, I wanted to try out a light for painting at night. Its called a Mighty Bright and it clamps onto the top of my easel so I can see the canvas panel and my paints in total darkness.
When I turned around the moon was rising and clouds constantly passing by so I decided to capture what I could for the rest of the night.
I got some painting in too, I wanted to try out a light for painting at night. Its called a Mighty Bright and it clamps onto the top of my easel so I can see the canvas panel and my paints in total darkness.
This is a painting of the logs in the fire ring
Tom and fire
This is a set of pine trees painted at dusk
The rushing waters of Hyner Run coming out of the forest.
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