Thursday, January 30, 2014
When I’m looking for fresh things to paint I sometimes
take short painting trips, just going wherever the road leads me. I pull over when
something catches my eye and paint it on the spot.
Painting at the exact moment of inspiration seems to add
something special to paintings.
Here, I liked how the big shapes of color and value
worked together. And how the shadows danced across the road where I was
standing. I wanted to catch the feeling of the sunshine and fresh air. And the
stillness on this quiet country road where I was actually able to set up my
easel right on the road. I didn’t see a single car the whole time I painted.
Luckily I had my camera and was able to shoot a photo of
the site before I left. People often email me saying they learn something by
being able to compare my painting with how the camera sees the same subject, so
I’m including that photo here today. Enjoy!
Thanks for looking.
Tom Brown
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