Showing posts with label rainy day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rainy day. Show all posts

Friday, October 16, 2015

Uptown Umbrella


I love the rain! Good boots, nice coat and a big umbrella. At least I love to paint the rain and those reflections that are almost abstract.

Monday, January 19, 2015

Uptown Umbrella

Uptown Umbrella
Don't you love the rain? There's something about rain that visually filters the scene into something quite paintable. Think about that for a minute.. As artists, as we paint we are trying to unify the scene somehow, make it come together with maybe a color, or by lighting. We squint to aid this visual editing process and then, along comes the rain. This is great! It's an instant unifying filter. Not to mention, the reflections. Of course when battling the elements it's not easy to stay inspired when there's a cold stream of water running down your collar. Thank goodness for cameras.

Muse on Gold 7 x 5
Breadmaker 10 x 8

This marks my 19th day on DailyPaintWorks. It's quite a lot of work - apart from just painting. But I'm sticking to it and will keep at it for a couple of months at least and see where it takes me. My DailyPaintWorks site is a virtual gallery and you can check it out anytime. Her are another 2 paintings I recently added to the auctions. Both done with live models followed up with minimal touch ups in the studio later.

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Saturday, January 3, 2015

Rainy Day Blues


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If it's going to rain, I like a really good downpour. It's really inspiring to an artist to see a wet street with brilliant reflections of lights, viewed to the sounds of splashing? However, it's probably best viewed from the comfort of a warm dry studio with good cup of tea for one thing.

(painting is 6 x 6 inches, oil on archival board)