THIS painting, I'm particularly proud of. It is a 24"x30" palette knife painting of wintery reflections on the surface of the Harpeth River. It is for the The Chestnut Group's Cumberland on Canvas event. I have painted water reflections before, but this is largest surface I have ever attempted. I'm very pleased with the result. I love how it is recognizable yet abstract, which was my goal for this piece. It shows well in the modern urban exhibit space of the Bridge Building. If you are in Nashville this weekend, I highly recommend that you stop by and take a look.
Showing posts with label Harpeth River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harpeth River. Show all posts
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Winter Reflections
Labels:
24x30,
abstract,
Cumberland on Canvas,
Cumberland River Compact,
Harpeth River,
nature,
Oil on Canvas,
palette knife,
reflections,
River,
Tennessee,
Water,
winter
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Snowy Bend
Finally, we saw some snow this morning!
Labels:
30 paintings in 30 days,
6x6 in,
daily paintings,
Harpeth River,
impressionism,
landscape,
Oil on Panel,
palette knife,
snow,
Trees
Monday, January 20, 2014
Riverdance
For today's painting, I went back to the river—this time to paint en plein air. The light of the late afternoon was dancing all around. It was a challenge to capture the ever changing light. The result ended up quite lose and impressionistic.
Labels:
30 paintings in 30 days,
6x6 in,
daily paintings,
Harpeth River,
impressionism,
Light,
nature,
Oil on Panel,
palette knife,
Plein Air,
reflections,
River,
shade,
Tennessee,
winter
Sunday, January 12, 2014
River Walk
Today's painting is a treat from my neighborhood walk. Turning right at the split, instead of taking the usual left, I got a surprising view of the Harpeth river. Who knows what I might find if I take a different turn tomorrow.
Labels:
30 paintings in 30 days,
6x6 in,
daily paintings,
franklin,
Harpeth River,
impressionism,
nature,
reflections,
River,
Tennessee,
Water,
winter
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