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South Carolina Field Series Gallery
First Glance (South Carollina Field Series)
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Funny, this was almost the last one to be painted. It depicts how fleeting nature passes by a moving vehicles window and how it can take just one thing to catch our attention and says, "Go back, LOOK or at least pay attention more the next time you drive by."
Funny, this was almost the last one to be painted. It depicts how fleeting nature passes by a moving vehicles window and how it can take just one thing to catch our attention and says, "Go back, LOOK or at least pay attention more the next time you drive by."
Atmospheric Study (South Carollina Field Series)
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One of the many studies I completed trying to bring these impressions to life. I found this one to have simplistic beauty, which is what impressed me about the fields I saw, they were beautiful in their simplicity.
One of the many studies I completed trying to bring these impressions to life. I found this one to have simplistic beauty, which is what impressed me about the fields I saw, they were beautiful in their simplicity.
Sunny Field Day (South Carollina Field Series)
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The expanse of the sky, the expanse of the field, both vie for your attention. Therefore, I nearly broke compositional rules of never putting the horizon line dead center to depict this fight for attention. Sunny skies call you to pay attention, but that light playing on the colors of this South Carolina Field, makes its own call. The paintings title . . .do you recall having field days during your school days, wishing it would be a sunny one? Current memory mixing with the past.
The expanse of the sky, the expanse of the field, both vie for your attention. Therefore, I nearly broke compositional rules of never putting the horizon line dead center to depict this fight for attention. Sunny skies call you to pay attention, but that light playing on the colors of this South Carolina Field, makes its own call. The paintings title . . .do you recall having field days during your school days, wishing it would be a sunny one? Current memory mixing with the past.
Field as Color Field (South Carollina Field Series)
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I enjoy painting washes of watercolor and wish I took the time to do so more often. This field with its blend of greens , blue sky and splash of yellow during the spring with the red violet still making an appearance called for a wash of color to show them all off.
I enjoy painting washes of watercolor and wish I took the time to do so more often. This field with its blend of greens , blue sky and splash of yellow during the spring with the red violet still making an appearance called for a wash of color to show them all off.
Gray Day (South Carollina Field Series)
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A tiny painting, I'm not one to let Gray days take over, but they do happen. Even they can offer some intriguing colors. When my children were curious toddlers they taught me to pause, look, and be surprised, something I carried with me as time passed.
A tiny painting, I'm not one to let Gray days take over, but they do happen. Even they can offer some intriguing colors. When my children were curious toddlers they taught me to pause, look, and be surprised, something I carried with me as time passed.
Rain on Me (South Carollina Field Series)
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A what if use of watercolor pigment with neocolor water soluble wax pastel in paynes gray and lots of water. This one is from spring rains, when yellow first began to emerge. Have you ever witnessed rain that seems to hit the ground and bounce back to the sky? No? Watch the next hard rain on a flat field (rest stop, side of the road when in traffic will do). Sunshowers are even better. From inside your car, now you have it made.
A what if use of watercolor pigment with neocolor water soluble wax pastel in paynes gray and lots of water. This one is from spring rains, when yellow first began to emerge. Have you ever witnessed rain that seems to hit the ground and bounce back to the sky? No? Watch the next hard rain on a flat field (rest stop, side of the road when in traffic will do). Sunshowers are even better. From inside your car, now you have it made.
After the Rain (South Carollina Field Series)
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The intensity of color following a rainstorm, the mist that rises from the field just blurring out distant trees. Remnants of clouds becoming sunny sky. Hints of Hope from Nature.
The intensity of color following a rainstorm, the mist that rises from the field just blurring out distant trees. Remnants of clouds becoming sunny sky. Hints of Hope from Nature.
Winter Study (South Carollina Field Series)
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The brown and wet of winter in the Southeastern States. The mud nearly blurs out the red violet that first caught my attention. The color scheme of winter makes it difficult for me to maintain my optimism and find beauty, until I catch the mystery fog and mist offers when it dances across the landscape. Acrylic ink was used for emphasis of landscape elements.
The brown and wet of winter in the Southeastern States. The mud nearly blurs out the red violet that first caught my attention. The color scheme of winter makes it difficult for me to maintain my optimism and find beauty, until I catch the mystery fog and mist offers when it dances across the landscape. Acrylic ink was used for emphasis of landscape elements.
Springs Arrival (South Carollina Field Series)
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Spring brings more rain, greening of the fields with dashes of other blooms. Magic can happen on small pieces of watercolor paper and in tiny corners of the field. Yellow blooms with red violet caught my attention and contrasted well with the green offered, in a tiny corner of the field. I am beginning to learn to turn to nature and trust it with choosing my color palette.
Spring brings more rain, greening of the fields with dashes of other blooms. Magic can happen on small pieces of watercolor paper and in tiny corners of the field. Yellow blooms with red violet caught my attention and contrasted well with the green offered, in a tiny corner of the field. I am beginning to learn to turn to nature and trust it with choosing my color palette.
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