16x20 oil on Canvas after JoV. Thank you to my friends that liked and gave me advice to improve this painting. I darkened the value of foreground and added stronger color to other areas. I also added the pile of rocks infront to push the cliff back and some more Cedars grew to tie the darks together. I am trying to learn the desert coloring to do more of the area in Utah where I grew up. It is a challenge to hve variety of color and shape in the rocks. I won't mess with this any more but suggestions for improvement are appreciated. Always trying to improve

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Comment by Pauline Le Merle on February 18, 2014 at 22:38
Painting is always a learning curve, and we strive to make things better. I also like your changes Anne. By using the darker and warmer tones in your foreground you have brought your cliffs closer but it is a strong design and the cliffs are rendered beautifully with a great deal of interest going on with your little tree and the smaller rocks. The power of the palette can be quite overwhelming at times! I would definitely hang this one and enjoy it. :-))
Comment by Cristina Mihailescu on February 18, 2014 at 18:06

Lovely Ann, you did great!

Comment by Colleen McCafferty on February 18, 2014 at 17:53
It looks great Ann. Lots of atmosphere. Well done!

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