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Tree paintings in progress. |
Remember these trees? I first wrote about them in my post "
Oh the Possibilities" and then I wrote about them again in "
Slow but Sure" when they were finally finished. These paintings took a while to evolve but they were well worth the effort. I exhibited them at Gateway Gallery for a short time and then in my gallery; Wood Icing and then I took them to Chicago where they were separated. "Cool Tree" found a happy home, but "
Warm Tree" is still looking for it's forever home. For now she is back with me at Wood Icing Gallery and for sale in my
Etsy shop.
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Cool Tree 24x24" SOLD |
These paintings were a little experiment for me. I was trying a new way to etch my trees into the paste. First, I laid down a layer of paste and brown color, let it dry, then I laid down another layer of paste for etching into. I thought this would be nice to have the brown show through, but what I found was that drawing through to the second layer of dried paste killed my hands and wrist, so I will not be using that technique again. Ouch! Live and learn, right?
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Warm Tree 24"x24" Click here for PURCHASE |
If this is not the painting for you, please consider passing this link on to someone you know who it would be perfect for. I would be eternally grateful and I might even send you a little thank you gift in the form of art! Artists love referrals too!
Nice post. Wonderful art and i love the idea of art for referals! Hmmm more food for thought! xokp
ReplyDeleteI dropped by and am fascinated with how you did the tree! I am always challenging myself to get up off the page with my paintings. I love
ReplyDeletethe warmth and openness of this work- I lean toward blues and greens
but occasionally challenge myself to
work with different themes and colors. Thanks!