Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Monday, 9 January 2017

Snowy Sunset

5x7" acrylic on canvas board. $40. Available here

Capturing the subtle colours of snow is quite a challenge!


Thursday, 3 March 2016

Snowy Evening

6x6” oil on canvas board. $40
Available on Daily Paintworks here

Here's a late-evening scene of a snowy field. I find it really interesting painting snow at different times of day. It goes through many different colours as the light changes.



Wednesday, 2 March 2016

The End Of Winter

6x6” oil on canvas board. $40
Available on Daily Paintworks here

​ I'm trying to get better at painting buildings, and including them in landscapes- here's a painting of a little village in the shadow of a mountain, with snow slowly melting away along the side of the road. Now that we're finally hitting the (supposedly) end of winter, I'm... painting lots of snow scenes. Nothing like being out-of-season with your art!

I'm really happy with the colours in this painting, I like the range of blues and reds.

Wednesday, 17 February 2016

Melting Snow

6x6 inches, oil on canvas board. $40
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Snow is melting to form a murky puddle among the pine trees.

Monday, 18 January 2016

Winter Light

5x7 inches, oil on canvas board. ON HOLD

Here's a snowy scene for this week's DPW challenge- expect more winter landscapes soon too. Here I started with a thin wash of burnt sienna, and then worked into that with white and a brown made from burnt sienna and ultramarine. I love sculpting tree branches out of negative space, layering the strokes to give the impression of light filtering through them. I'm really pleased with how this came out.

Also, I've finally found a perfect spot for photographing my paintings- so no more waiting for them to dry so I can scan them!

Monday, 7 December 2015

Sauze d'Oulx Street

5x7 inches, oil on canvas board. $18   Place a Bid

This was painted from a photograph my dad took while staying in Sauze d'Oulx, a ski resort town in Turin, Italy. I had great fun trying to capture the way the light fell on the snow, and the colours of the shadows.