Morning sun filters through the trees creating a nice contrast between the blue snow shadows and the soft peachy early morning light, This is the first day of Leslie Saeta's Challenge to paint 30 in 30 days. I have a few commissions to do this month, so I'm not sure I'll complete the challenge, but it's fun to participate, so I'll post what I am able to get done.
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Thursday, January 1, 2015
Saturday, January 26, 2013
30 PAINTINGS IN 30 DAYS - Painting #22
Morning Sun on Barn with Silo - 100 strokes - 5 x 11
I love doing the 100 stroke paintings. Makes me stop and think before I put the pastel to paper, since every stroke must count (no pun intended). The 100 stroke paintings are probably more of an exercise than to be counted as a painting, but never the less this is my entry today for the 30 in 30 challenge.
Only five days left in the challenge. I will need to get busy creating larger works for three separate shows coming up this spring. But I might create a new challenge for myself involving the 100 strokes works. I think there is much to be learned from keeping the strokes to a minimum, and making myself stop after the count is complete. Those last strokes become very deliberate. A fun challenge.
Labels:
100 stroke painting,
30 paintings in 30 days,
Daily Painting,
farm scene,
morning light,
Wisconsin artist,
Wisconsin Farm
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