Friday, June 11, 2010
100 Garden & Floral Oil Paintings, Original Art Work from A Colorado Daily Painter, 24/100
Orange Sprig
5" x 7" oil on board
$100.00 + $10. s/h
I've decided I need to use Thalo Blue. It's not in my usual palette, although it sits in my paint box. I can get all the colors I want for my landscapes with out using it, so because it's so strong, I avoid it. These sprigs were in our yard, and since they're a complement of blue, I thought they'd be great to use in a Thalo Blue study. I added Cad Red Light to gray the Blue, but don't think I used enough. I'll try again.
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I was immediately struck by the vibrancy of this painting and I think it's due to the power of the complimentary colors and the thalo. Personally I think thalo, in small doses, works magic. Great job.
I definitely think you used enough! It really works - not overpowering at all!
Wonderful use of complimentary colours! It looks like these flower might be a snapdragon?
Kim
Pam, another winner! This painting defines the word glowing! Just beautiful!
Pam, you really needed the thalo blue here. It brings so much light and into the painting and contrasts with the orange flowers!
I am loving this series Pam!
I agree with Kelley. I think you struck the right cord with the greyed blue. Phtalo is tricky to use but you handled it well.
I think this is beautiful, Pam...A moment in time as the evening light comes...
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