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I challenged myself with rocks and water. This is a view of a small canyon that we passed on our way to picking mushrooms. Done from a photo.
I struggle with rocks. I find the piece awfully GREEN, although this is coastal British Columbia in the autumn. As well, the actual scene was pretty well all green and grey - again, very BC. I want to learn to inject colour into my landscape paintings.
Since I wasn’t happy with the painting - it was too green, there wasn’t enough variety in values, and it was too monotonal - I tried again, this time with a small, quick thumbnail.
Better. Now I wanted to try a square format again and try for even more variety of colour:
I think I’m happiest with this one.
So, that’s the evolution of a painting.