Music by BadlyDrawnBoy:
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When I start a painting I don't believe in working with a rigid system, but I do believe in working in some sort of planned order. Here I'm working from the foreground toward the background, trying to develop a strong black and white pattern. As this painting was done while perched well above the rocks, the horizon line is high. In acrylic it's possible to "commit and correct," that is, adjust the tones as you go along. This small painting took less than an hour, but when I get it back to my studio I'll give it a final pass. I like to be casual and easy going with my small paintings because it seems to me that it's the more joyful ones that turn out to be above average. When I travel, alone or with my family, the paint box is always there with its permanent invitation to frustration and understanding.
Great demonstration and beautiful work.
anniejlemay 1 year ago
wow! you suprised me by painting the foreground 1st.....but you obviously know what youre doing!
fantastic job!!
Cre8iveSignWorks 2 years ago
I love you X
riverseaoceanx 3 years ago
That is just beautiful! 5 stars and a fave!
shellrosecreations 4 years ago
hmmm... i like the way you painted the clouds...
ultrawheel 4 years ago
nice!
hedaiki 4 years ago
A lovely one Robert ...keep them coning...
liliana31718m 4 years ago
This is lovely. So spiritual. So beautiful.
rajeshpi 5 years ago
Thank-you Robert - so beautiful!!
ClMarie 5 years ago
Beautiful Robert!! Thank-you for sharing with all of us. Would love to see more as you travel the world. Love it!!!
ClMarie 5 years ago