Rain has been a motif that I constantly revisit. I love rainy cityscapes. There are so many surface variations on a rainy day: wet concrete, reflections from cars and buildings, misty atmosphere, the list goes on. The key challenge in creating a rainy day scene is to get the values correct which are usually compressed on the lower end of the value scale. I have spent quite a few hours in the rain sketching wet streets! I am currently working on the 18 x 24 version of this painting. I will post more rainscapes as they appear.
Showing posts with label Rainy Afternoon Study. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainy Afternoon Study. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Rainscapes
Rain has been a motif that I constantly revisit. I love rainy cityscapes. There are so many surface variations on a rainy day: wet concrete, reflections from cars and buildings, misty atmosphere, the list goes on. The key challenge in creating a rainy day scene is to get the values correct which are usually compressed on the lower end of the value scale. I have spent quite a few hours in the rain sketching wet streets! I am currently working on the 18 x 24 version of this painting. I will post more rainscapes as they appear.
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
cityscape,
oil,
panel,
Rainy Afternoon Study
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