I’m working on getting back into oils outdoors. I love the oils…but not so much when I open my box and find the colors have all slid down the palette into a soupy mush. This is late day sun over Gardner Lake.
Susan 8/30
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I don’t even want to look at my oil palette!
This has a nice feeling of evening coming on, I feel like I’m standing there in that beautiful spot.
I get a very peaceful feeling from this piece. Really beautiful.
I feel the peace, as well. You’ve captured the lovely stillness of the sun settling upon the trees.
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Oh I’m so sorry you had your pallet run into a mush. That sounds like something that would only happen to me! The painting is so pretty though! I feel I’m standing right there by the lake just before the sun goes down. Love it!
It must be so exciting after a busy summer to sit dow alone with a fresh palette! Beautiful painting of that view