12x16 Oil on canvas Thank you to Cyn Godin for her reference photo on the PMP site
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Charming!
I really like this Ann, I agree about the sun and it's reflection. Just a little irregularity fixed and you have a winner!
Thank you Jon, Joy and Glenys. I appreciate your advice and will go back in and rework that area. I will put it away for now and pick it up later when I have some time to do a fix. Great advice ! Sometimes a new look from someone that has not seen the photo is helpful.
Ann, I love the sky and how you have kept the foreground simple. What I would question is that streak of 'orange' reflection down the grass path. it looks very similar to the sky colour. perhaps a warm lighter greeny colour to give the sun's reflection, spread out a bit here and there. also have a look at Richard's videos when he paints sunsets, immediately surrounding the sun it is lighter and gradually becomes stronger and cooler values. I think it's a great painting anyway.
Hi, Ann - interesting!
Is your sun a nice impasto? I would look at some other artists handling of it - it could maybe more irregular and have more of a graudated halation around it? It's maybe OK? (gives a nice bright effect!)
- but the sun 'path' could maybe wider (and get wider as it comes forward - perspective!) and maybe sort of get paler towards its edges? (and with sort of backlit grasses?). Sorry it's so speculative - just throwing out ideas - for spot-on precision, need Michael! Anyway, it's very nice (good format too) - just looking for killer tweaks, I guess :)
Thank you for your comment John. The area near the sun does need some attention. This is painted from a photo and the reflection of the son was orange like that but I think the photographer used a warm filter to get that look. What do you think would help ? Since you have not seen the photo, your opinion of believe-ability would help me.
Looking good, Ann - nice color and light. The sun and it's path could maybe be tweaked a bit? Nice atmosphere!
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