This little gem is 6 inches by 6 inches watercolor on paper
Showing posts with label abstract landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract landscape. Show all posts
Friday, September 30, 2011
Sunday, August 26, 2007
Who Will See Us? by BJ Wright
10" x 8" oil on canvas covered hardboard, painted en plein air, alla prima - $65 including shipping -
It was about 10am on August 22nd and Sandra and I had been painting for about 2 hours. The sun was rising quickly - and so was the temperature. We were just about to pack up when I spotted this patch of dead grasses hidden in the woods. The sun was breaking through the foliage and spotlighted the area with flaming orange and yellow. I worked quickly to get the scene on canvas. It was breathtaking - I was glad that Sandra was able to see it, too.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
It was about 10am on August 22nd and Sandra and I had been painting for about 2 hours. The sun was rising quickly - and so was the temperature. We were just about to pack up when I spotted this patch of dead grasses hidden in the woods. The sun was breaking through the foliage and spotlighted the area with flaming orange and yellow. I worked quickly to get the scene on canvas. It was breathtaking - I was glad that Sandra was able to see it, too.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
Monday, August 13, 2007
Chetoogeta Hillside by BJ Wright
8" x 10" oil
on canvas covered hardboard - being painted en plein air - $85 including shipping when completed - SOLD thanks Dr. Tom.
This painting was started on April 27th (see April 29th post) but has been sitting in my studio. Several days ago I returned to the hillside and worked some more. Keep in mind that April and August have widely differing weather, lighting, vegetation, etc. It still isn't completed so I will return to the site once more to complete this painting. It seems to be an imaginary landscape - but it's just a combination of different times. Contact me at beejw@charter.net.
on canvas covered hardboard - being painted en plein air - $85 including shipping when completed - SOLD thanks Dr. Tom.This painting was started on April 27th (see April 29th post) but has been sitting in my studio. Several days ago I returned to the hillside and worked some more. Keep in mind that April and August have widely differing weather, lighting, vegetation, etc. It still isn't completed so I will return to the site once more to complete this painting. It seems to be an imaginary landscape - but it's just a combination of different times. Contact me at beejw@charter.net.
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Doing the Morning Dance by BJ Wright
8" x 10" oil on canvas covered hardboard, painted en plein air, alla prima - $85 including shipping -
This row of trees lines the end of our driveway. As the morning sun rises, the light strikes them in animation. This is my narrative of the dance.
The couple on the left - she's not sure of him, he's a little pushy, and besides his hair is too long.
He doesn't know it, but the chaperone is looking over his shoulder.
Meanwhile the couple in the middle - seem to be getting along just fine and making time.
The lone fellow on the right is the wallflower. He let too much grass grow under his feet. He won't have a date at this dance.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
This row of trees lines the end of our driveway. As the morning sun rises, the light strikes them in animation. This is my narrative of the dance.
The couple on the left - she's not sure of him, he's a little pushy, and besides his hair is too long.
He doesn't know it, but the chaperone is looking over his shoulder.
Meanwhile the couple in the middle - seem to be getting along just fine and making time.
The lone fellow on the right is the wallflower. He let too much grass grow under his feet. He won't have a date at this dance.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
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