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This is the last glow of the sunset near Austin. It was an unbelievably beautiful 20 minutes.
I am honored to have recently received the Sunshine Award from Julie Davis and Ann Reyes. The Sunshine Award is for creativity and positivity in blogging. Many people are passing on this award lately, so many of the artists I've chosen have been chosen by others, as well. That says a lot about them.
In order to accept the award, you:
Link to the person from whom you received this award
Put the logo on your blog or within your post
Pass the award on to 12 bloggers
Link the nominees within your post
Let the nominees know they received this award
The following are my nominees, in no particular order:
Debbi Smith Rourke
Kelley Macdonald
Nancy Hartley
Amy Hillenbrand
Karen Phipps
Cathyann Burgess
Tom Christopher
Celeste Vaught
A Day Not Wasted
Celeste Bergin
Gio Argentati
Jill Berry
Please look at all these great blogs.
16 comments:
Hi Pam,
So great to visit you blog after being away for several weeks. I love how much strength you capture in you art; sense of the kind of light on a particular time of day; brush strokes, form, temperature etc.
Your sunsets~ simply stated... but so effective!
The Live Oak paintings are both superb!
THANKS for considering my spot on the blogosphere- a sunny one!
I appreciate your positive pat-on-the-back!
Pam, Another brilliant sunset! Just gorgeous, so loose and free. I love your brushstrokes! Thank you so much fo the sunshine award! I am so happy to think that you consider my blog a happy place!
Pam, I have also nominated you for the Sunshine Award to recognize your exceptional work!
Obviously, I am not the only one who visits your blog and admires what you are doing! :)
Hi Pam! You are very kind and thanks for the award recognition. Keep an eye on your doorstep!
Susan, Thanks so much! I am so looking forward to your paintings from AZ!
Jill, You're welcome and Thanks. Sometimes just a few simple, but major strokes say it all.
Tank you Nancy, Sometimes I find that bigger brushes allow for loose brushstrokes as well as saying what you need to say (you can't fuss!
Thank you Pam! I wish I knew how to save the image as a jpeg!
This was one gorgeous sunset. You did a great job making it real for us who were vicariously touring Texas with you!
Love your buttery brushstrokes. Congrats on the award.
Claire, Thank you so much! I am honored!
Lee, Do you mean "literally"? Are you coming by? It would be great to meet, you're only 20 minutes away!
Kelley, I'll send it on. Thanks.
Thanks Karen, So glad you're back!
You are on FIRE with these sunsets. What a wonderful and well appreciated series! Jim and I so enjoy seeing our sunset views every evening - when there are just a few clouds in the sky you get amazing colors and they deepen and change - just glorious.
Hi, Pam,
It is a beautiful sky! You've really captured the moment. The colors are intense but thoughtful. Well done!
Pam, Thank you for the reminder about the using s bigger brush! That is an important tip. I love your bold brushstrokes, so confident!
Thanks Pam! You are kind to think of me with the Sunshine award!
And,yes, I agree, the brushwork here is fantastic!!
Pam... love those colors!!
Thanks Debbi and Melinda, We pulled over to the side of the road, my husband commented that no one would believe these colors because they were so intense!
Nancy and Karen, Thank you. Big brushes often work well for small pieces. You just put down the color and don't worry about the details.
Marian, Thank you. The colors in Texas were unbelievable.
Hi Pam,
Very funny...and no, I am not a blogger stalker! You will get it soon enough. Maybe today even. Hate to be oblique but that is part of the fun!
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