Showing posts with label 12 x 12. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 12 x 12. Show all posts
Friday, April 29, 2016
Times Square Glow in New York City
Times Square Glow, 12 x 12, Pastel on Sanded Paper
I am pleased to announce that my pastel "Times Square Glow" has been accepted into the International Association of Pastel Society's annual juried exhibit. This painting will be on view at the Salmagundi Club in New York City from June 6th through June 17th, 2016. Stop by if you are in or around the city in June!
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
12 x 12,
cityscape,
nocturne,
NYC,
pastel,
sanded paper,
Times Square Glow
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
New Cityscapes
"Times Square Glow", Pastel, 12 x 12
I'm finally getting some new work done and should have a few new pieces to show over the next couple of weeks. This painting is a study for a 20 x 20 oil on linen. I like the soft glow in the distance. I hope I can keep that effect! Stay tuned.
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
12 x 12,
cityscape,
NYC,
pastel on paper,
rain,
Times Square Glow
Monday, March 24, 2014
Think Green
"Spring Greens", 12 x 12, oil on panel
I don't usually post works in progress but I felt we needed a little break from the rain and snow! This painting is based on several sketches and some photo references of one of my favorite spots in Ridgefield, CT. It has some great trees. This was a misty morning in late spring/early summer. This is an example of the indirect painting process I am using in some of my landscapes now. It has several layers of glazes, scumbles and opaque and translucent passages. At this point it is a matter of adjusting the values of the rocks and emphasizing the misty quality of the atmosphere which I will do with more glazes and probably some opaque areas to tone down the bright green areas down a bit. As I've said before, it is a time consuming process!
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
12 x 12,
connecticut,
landscape,
oil on panel,
Spring Greens
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Fall is in the Air
"Autumn Sunset in Saratoga", Pastel on sanded paper, 12 x 12
It's hard to believe summer is almost at an end. I feel like I had just started to get into the summer plein air swing of things the past couple of weeks! Fortunately, I love autumn plein air painting even more than summer painting. I still have studio pieces to get back to but am trying to get the most out of the beautiful weather we've had here in the Northeast. The painting above is available at Sorelle Gallery in Albany, NY.
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