Oil on panel, 12″ x 12″ framed in custom white floater frames.
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Oil on panel, 12″ x 12″ framed in custom white floater frames.
Scene from Alaska while traveling by train through wilderness.
Whenever I finish a painting, I often play around with it to get ideas for new paintings.
I take pictures of it, upload them on my Mac and fool around in iPhoto.
I crop, flip and change color and contrast, etc. So below are some “sketches”
for possible future paintings all based on “Fall Woods” above.
All images © Anita C. Miller
This version was painted over and ended up as the following (which I think I also painted over).
I will use them as studies for a larger piece, perhaps.
Lighthouse Beach
Sailing Close to Shore
sometimes I don’t feel like using color
used — Gamblin Portland Grey (light, medium and dark) and Chromatic Black
White herons fly among old oaks.
9″ x 12″
Abstracted scene of a threatenening sky at sunset over a meadow with trees in the distance.
Looks a bit like rain is coming.
a palette knife painting, 9″ x 12″
9″ x 12″ oil on canvas
A bright meadow and the edge of a forest. 9″ x 12″
9″ x 12″ study… A quiet place with many fallen dead trees in the water.
Often, I see Great Blue Herons standing in the debris, perfectly camouflaged, waiting to catch a meal. Also, white egrets and woodpeckers come here, and turtles sun themselves on top of the logs.
I left out a lot of details… the abstraction of the place was more important to me.
oil study 9″ x 12″ Limited palette using cad. yellow light, cad. red light, quinacridone magenta, ultramarine blue, phthalo green, Portland grey (light, medium and dark) and chromatic black.
This is basically the Kevin Macpherson palette (except I’ve subbed the quin. mag. for aliz. crimson).
started using new limited color palette today…
A small oil study. The canvas was “toned” a light peach color before starting the painting…
so that color is showing through a bit throughout.
inspired by this photo
One of my very favorite places to go hiking– (Middlefork Savanna, Lake Forest, IL)
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