This one was a "rescue". It was in the re-do pile. I took a second look at it and thought it could be saved. I like it much better now.20x24 oil on stretched canvas "Asheville Farm House"
posted by Wyn Easton @ 6:50 AM
Paintings by Wyn Easton
Saturday, February 10, 2007
This one was a "rescue". It was in the re-do pile. I took a second look at it and thought it could be saved. I like it much better now.20x24 oil on stretched canvas "Asheville Farm House"
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7 Comments:
Wow Wyn,
This one and the for last one very great. I really like the foregrounds. Is it easier to do some more work on it in the studio? How do you do that, with ref. photo's or have you made some sketches?
Hi Rene,
Thanks for the kind words.
I use pictures, sketches, and plein air references to help me in the studio.
This one looked very drab and I was just about to throw it away.
When I looked at it again, I thought it had a good structure and all it needed was some color.
It was fun putting in the colors.
Glad you gave this one a second chance - its beautiful.
Thanks Cara. It was fun working on it thesecond time. Since it was already a throw away, I could have fun with it.
Very nice broken color in the fg.
good structure throughout!
Thanks Tom. Hope all is well with you.
Love your use of color. It's great to see you "feeling" so vibrant.Janet
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