Down Toward the Bay, 12 x 20 inches, oil on linen
Here's the new painting with a hint of the coastline in the distance. As I mentioned a couple of posts ago, in the foggy road painting I noticed that the brushstrokes in the distance looked like it might be suggesting a coastline. It was just accidental, but it set the course for this painting, in which I actually suggested a coastline on purpose. It's still vague and ambiguous, but that's the way I like it. I will make it more obvious in another painting, when I'm looking for a different mood.
5 comments:
A different road creates and different mood, creates a new piece! How true.
endless variations on the road theme~ I've done many, and still not tired of them. Which is sayin' something.
This is just so very pretty, Terry.
I don't think there is one painting of yours that I don't like.
You must speak my artistic language.
Beautifully done.
I am amazed at how you make an ordinary road so extraordinary. Great work.
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