This painting is next in the series, with a different limited color palette. The only problem is that I don't remember what colors I had out that day, except that the pinks and purples were made with quinacridone magenta and ultramarine blue.
Beth Eschbach Paints
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Farm to Market 2
This painting is part of a series. The original was painted several years ago and was larger. This series will be 16 x 20 and have a limited color palette. This one used ultramarine blue, cadmium red light, and cadmium yellow, with accents of cobalt teal.
Old Barns
Often, when you see a barn, there are more nearby. In this case there were three. Simplification of the landscape continues to be my focus.
Summer
Labels:
16 x 20,
acrylic on canvas,
barn,
blue,
landscape
Harvest
Monday, March 6, 2017
Ranch Road
During springtime in Texas, you never know when a patch of bluebonnets will be spotted along a rural road. The limited palette of greens and blues is one of my favorites to paint.
Pitcher Perfect
Fluffy, white, hydrangeas from Trader Joe's. It was a challenge to paint all that white fluff. I think it worked out well. I'm not usually a flower painter, but this was a welcome challenge.
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