Tesuque, New Mexico
6x8in oil on canvas panel $125. SOLD
Artist Note.
Painted this while the area
is fresh in my mind from my trip
this weekend.
Painted quickly using
only the palette knife.
This consists of such simple
shapes
but I love the color of the dirt
with the rich green of the pinons.
Busy time catching up
with everything. I will be heading
round everyone's work soon.
This looks like Mexico train!
ReplyDeleteIt has so much texture...TOO COOL!
Hi Sue - talk about texture. Your latest non-representational painting is a marvel of color, texture and beauty
DeleteYour color observations are gorgeous, so much rich color to enjoy throughout the painting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Celia. Pleased to know you like my color use.
DeleteI like your paintings in watercolor very much. Your work is always first rate.
Maybe I am posting this twice? I just said before that I thought the color was beautiful-very rich. Your landscape is just superb!
ReplyDeleteI am fascinated by your latest methods involving the landscape, Libby.
DeleteYour designwork is amazing.
Thanks Julie! I hope I am getting somewhere:)
DeleteTesuque is certainly beautiful. Using the palette knife made it even more beautiful for that amazing texture. Wonderful piece, Julie!
ReplyDeleteThe knife certainly makes the colors stay truer and I do like the texture.
DeleteThanks for the visit Hilda - I really like your landscape.
This is a real beauty..love your blog XO
ReplyDeleteA lovely complement and really appreciated.
DeleteI just left one on your post remarking on how your work always has a certain power no matter the subject.
That's beautiful little painting--somebody got lucky--I would have bought it!
ReplyDeleteWow - thanks Kathryn.
DeleteThe latest portrait you posted has a very special something...
the palette knife is a marvelous tool and you did a marvelous rendering of this lovely desert scene.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Linda. A really nice comment.
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Prickly yet soft and look at those receding layers! love it. I marvel that you paint in the car- so great!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary - I still am in total awe of your rose painting. Oh, MY!
DeleteThe palette knife works so well with your simple shape. I am taken with the sky and receding mountains. Fresh.
ReplyDeleteThe palette knife certainly keeps all colors fresh too. Your floral painting is lovely.
Deletegreat piece, Julie! it is all white right now!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lavon. Good to hear from you.
DeleteDear Julie - certainly looks like you know how to make that palette knife work. This is fabulous. You always bring your part of the world alive on canvas - hope you have a beautiful day. Hugs
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