Showing posts with label Brookfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brookfield. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2009

"Tranquillity" (Savanna Oaks Forest Preserve)

Yesterday morning I had planned on returning to the city to finish a street scene but I woke to a beautiful misty fog. So I switched gears mentally and ran to a neighboring forest preserve. I was anxious the fog would burn away before I had a chance to paint. Well, the whole experience was soothing to the soul. I didn't see anyone or hear any traffic and even though the fog was quickly disappearing, within the woods it lay heavy enough for me to paint.
So I like this painting but maybe because I so enjoyed the whole process. I like it because I feel I captured a tranquil mystery that is present with mist as well as a sense of depth to draw you into the painting. 6"x8" oil on linen mounted on board. Once again painted with my favorite palette knife. ($145.)

Wednesday, June 04, 2008

11:25


This morning I met the LaGrange Plein Air Painters in Brookfield. I love intersections. That combined with trying to create the atmospher of humid morning air made for quite a challenging.
Framed Oil
($175. + $6. s/h)
12"x6"