6 x 10 acrylic on canvas SOLDMy submission for the current Different Strokes from Different Strokes challenge. We were to invent the color for this challenge as the original photo was desaturated. I live in the heart of farmland and this view is pretty familiar. It was fun to create the colors - an excellent exercise. I did some tweaking of the buildings so they wouldn't be smack dab in the center of the painting.
17 comments:
I must have said, "wow!", to myself three times when I first saw this painting! Great impact, color, contrast, and composition.
Beautiful!!!
Thanks for the compliments!
This is wonderful - one of my faves from this challenge:)
Love this one,it's a real winner!
Great color, so clean and fresh!
Lovely.
Beautiful Glenda! I love the patchwork of color in the background!!
Great job on this Glenda. You've added some real interest with all the different coloured fields. Your rural roots are are showing through.
I love your subtle greens, blues, mauves. Excellent colors.
Glenda! this is terrific! I love the colours and I really like how you rearranged the silos and barns. Awesome! But that's just who you are. Thanks for the comment on my watercolour. It was really kind of you and gave me a much needed smile today.
very nice depth in your rendition os DSFDF and great colors too.
Thanks again for you comments. They help to boost the confidence.
Glenda, you did a marvelous job on this! I struggled with how to incorporate that bright white roof when I did my rendition. Finally, I muted it, but you included it effortlessly in your composition. Well done!
Glenda, you have such a beautiful palette. Love how you handle the greens, blues, purples. This painting has a nice crisp feel, and I agree with Dana that the patchwork fields add so much.
Love your color. Beautiful contrasts of greens, yellows and purple. Very nice atmosphere.
This is gorgeous Glenda!!
Glenda, you did a tremendous job on this challenge. I hadn't seen your work until tonight, but you have many nice pieces. Good luck on the Streets of San Francisco.
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