I finally resolved some design issues with this one. I keep trying to dull down my colors but never successfully! Happy spring!
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I never thought I’d want to see more snow, but this is lovely. Your vibrant colors give it life and make it uniquely yours…what is the blue you use? I love it. You’ ve used it in mountains too.
I love the vibrant colors! I’m glad you kept them as they are. I like the way you did the snow on the trees, too. Cobalt and ultramarine?
I use ultramarine plain or dulled with alizarin. Sometimes I put a bit of pthalo in but find cobalt and ultramarine too similar so I don’t use it. Thanks for your comments.
Very pretty winter scene. It looks so natural. I like how the snow rests on the boughs of the trees. I’m feeling a sleigh ride through the woods.
Haha more of an uphill slog on cross country skis !
I love the rich darks and vibrant colors in this. The warm snow next to the shadow planes of the branches that are so cool, well done. Beautiful!
Your snow paintings are beautiful! I feel the cold, crisp air and the stillness. It’s lovely.