Painting the water and reflections in this second piece have been testing me, but after a late night last night and early start this morning, I was determined to finish it and then make a start on a new piece.
This is the companion piece for the previous The Capelin Catcher and here they are together on the wall of my studio in their resting phase while I consider any adjustments that are needed before the final seal of approval. There may be more in this series as the summer progresses.
These are 12" x 24" in oil on stretched canvas.
Very nice. Love the size of these paintings which lends itself to the girls vertical stance... very well done Jeanette.
ReplyDeletejust amazing jeanette!!! beautiful, i love everything about it!
ReplyDeletethey look really good together :)
ReplyDeletenext one going to have reflections or been driven insane for the moment by them? ;)
Thanks Nancy. They are a reasonable size. Large enough to make impact but small enough that they don't take me forever to complete either. I like rectangular canvasses lately, they seem to go well with these compositions too.
ReplyDeleteHi Suz, thank you! I'm in a water zone lately and am enjoying it. :)
Jen, I like a series of paintings that are the same size. It gives them more connection I think don't you?
Not sure what will be up next, perhaps another water piece to add to them. But I didn't get more of these canvasses today so that may have to wait a few days, but I have my eye on some fish. :)
having a fish to go with these might work, help to tie them together?
ReplyDeleteJust what I was thinking Jen and perhaps a square format, not sure yet
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