Showing posts with label lake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lake. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Lake in Glacier Park
A sunny day at Glacier Park. Painted from a photograph taken by a friend who likes to hike. I like the color of the blue hills surrounding the lake. On my ETSY store
Labels:
9 x 12 oil on panel,
Glacier Park,
lake,
mountains,
shore,
trees,
valley,
water
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Towards the Lake SOLD
From a friend's photograph. I like the compositional form of having a dark and shadowed foreground leading to a lighter background. It has an emotional feel to it - "things are dark here, but it looks brighter ahead." I worked on losing edges and adding softness. I also wanted to suggest a twilight with late sun perhaps behind the far hill. This painting will be on the Vashon Art Studio Tour THIS WEEKEND! My paintings are at Stop # 23 in Dockton.
Labels:
6 x 8 oil on panel,
hills,
lake,
reflection,
trees,
twilight,
water
Friday, December 27, 2013
Lake Gertrude Summer
When we lived in Kodiak we would picnic at Lake Gertrude at Fort Abercrombie. Now, the brown bear population has increased in the area so you might think twice about a nice walk around the lake. A summer view from the beach back towards the hills.
6" x 12" oil on panel
6" x 12" oil on panel
Labels:
6 x 12 oil on panel,
blue,
green,
Kodiak,
lake,
Lake Gertrude,
trees,
water
Monday, January 7, 2013
Avalanche Lake
A sunny view of Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park. This was painted for the an artists' challenge on Daily Paintworks. Click here to see my entry on the Daily Paintworks challenge
I have also posted this painting for sale on my ETSY store. Click here to see this painting in my ETSY store
I have also posted this painting for sale on my ETSY store. Click here to see this painting in my ETSY store
Labels:
6 x 8 oil on panel,
Avalanche Lake,
lake,
landscape,
mountains,
trees,
water
Monday, March 14, 2011
Taylor Lake
As I was painting this scene of Taylor Lake, I kept taking out more an more information. I tend to focus on the distance and have to keep reminding myself to make it cooler, paler, and less contrasty. It's easy to be tight and fussy and busy; you have to concentrate to make it simple and loose - just the opposite of the way you'd think it would be.
Labels:
6" x 8" oil on panel,
lake,
landscape,
mountains
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