"Lady On The Gray" casein 5 x 5" ©2012 kathi peters Snow falls on and off today.It covers the ground with a clean soft blanket,hiding the icy spots....so I walk slowly and carefully. A bit of caution is called for. I heed the warning and proceed prudently. And I have been painting small.....small works, but pushing the color....and this is good.The beautiful snow falling inspired me to paint one of my perfect Christmas trees that stand in my gardens. I also painted a small 5 x 5" casein of a wonderful side-saddle rider on her gray steed.Both small works will be available through my website. "The Perfect Tree" casein 5 x 5" ©2012 And in between painting small paintings I did a larger,but not too large, 12 x 9" casein on paper, depicting a four in hand ....as seen from a different angle. "Four In Hand From Above" was inspired by a scene from Maine's Acadia's Wildwood Stable.The horses were waiting by the barn, beneath the loft window on a hot summer day....I love seeing the world go by while sitting in the hay loft !! So I have been busy in the studio....and walking slowly, carefully around the farm. |
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Painting Small With Big Color - Carefully
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Love these paintings. You are right and what a good idea to put bold colour on a small painting, it works. I especially like the four in hand and how you have the groom straightening the rein for the driver.
Thanks Ann. I love doing subjects froma skewed angle....Makes for interesting design.
kp
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