8" x 10" oil on gessoed masonite
Once again, this piece is from our recent trip to Texas. This is from a hike in Big Bend National Park.
About half way up the clouds started rolling in. You can barely see the peaks off in the distance.
Here I am at the top. Downhill was quicker and easier, although cooler and cloudier.
14 comments:
Nice, Pam. The outfitters I use for my wilderness painting workshops have discovered Big Bend from a trip down there several years ago and talk glowingly of it. Is that a good word?
Beautiful. Love the way you captured the clouds in the distant hills!
Pam, love your painting, along with the the narrative that describes the story behind the painting! Ialso love the final photo, of you , at the top of the mountain! That would make an interesting painting, too! Thanks you always for sharing!
I love what you did in Big Bend - it's a fabulous place - full of variety isn't it?
the journeys and the resultant pictures and paintings are really fascinating...
continue the journey, both artistic and through the terrains...
Wonderful plein air...love how the foreground advances!
Gary, Yes, Glowingly is a great word! It is so diverse geographically. There's so much to paint.
Thanks Cathyann, We like to hike. I lie the out-of-doors whether it's painting or hiking. They kind of go together!
Debbi, Thank you. When we got to that spot w/ the clouds, Peter thought it was like a Japanese painting.!
Thanks Nancy, I think it helps the painting when you know a little of what's behind it.
Nice atmosphere.
Thanks Laurel, Yes, Big Bend was incredible! So much diversity and so many great spots to paint.
I've always wanted to visit Big Bend...thanks for the glimpse in! That is some crazy hiking you did!
Love the sense of vastness you've got in this one.
beautiful painting!
Hey Pam, I have to tell you just looking at your paintings fills me with a sense of freedom and peace. wish I was there. Looking forward to seeing more
joythesisu, My journey will continue! Thanks.
Thanks Dean and Karen, I love doing these landscapes.
Karen, You would love Big Bend. Put it on your list of plein air spots. Just remember, it is really far away!
Celeste, Thanks.
Susan, Thanks. There are so many great places to paint.
Hi Pam.
I have just found you on Joan Sicignano`s Blog, and very pleased that I have. I love your stile of paintin and colours. I have signed up to receive your latest posting, and as a follower. I had a job to select a painting to comment on, but decided on this one. All the best Pam.
Vic.
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