By Chris Ludke at The Plein Air Experience
Fun color experiment with pastels finished / bent tree
This was so much fun to do on a snow day I want to try again with another subject. I didn’t know if it would work out or not. Last night I wasn’t sure if I liked it but this morning it looks ok to me. Yes, I did force color into a scene that would be more gray but to my eye it’s not a glaring forced color like when you see VIOLET (straight out of the tube) in the grass in a landscape. My forced color is “refined”. hahahahah
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Beautiful work, it’s vibrant! Tree represents so much. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Tanya. 🙂
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My pleasure 😇
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I love it! Color makes it happen!
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Yes! Being able to see the layers of color up close is a real treat. 🙂
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Yes!
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Love it! It has the vibrancy of a Van Gogh.
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All that movement in the shorter strokes of the layered colors are just beautiful. Thanks for visiting, Rosaliene. ❤️
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Thanks for re blogging my post. You always show masterworks so I’m honored to be in such good company. Also, I’m glad your readers like my pastel.
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My pleasure, Chris! ❤️🙂
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the tree and its branes look like the veins of the earth…..supporting lives….. Love this
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Evocative imagery – thanks for sharing your thoughts, Northern Elm. 🙂❤️
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