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| Hillside Snow - Oil on linen panel - 5x7 |
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More snowy scenes, I thought the pines on the hillside were very elegant.
Showing posts with label cabbage hill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabbage hill. Show all posts
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Winters Breath
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| Winters Breath - Oil on Linen Panel - 5x7 |
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One of the fun things about taking reference photos from the car is you can get so many angles on a scene. This is the same fence as the last painting, but from the opposite side. There's nothing like a nice fence to spice up a composition!
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Follow the Fence Line - Oil painting
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| Follow the Fence Line - Oil on Linen Panel - 5x7 |
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There's something magical about the way a snowstorm simplifies a landscape. What was a tangle of native bunchgrass and cheat grass suddenly becomes only a white and yellow pattern, dotted with red willows and the wandering fencle lines. And of course, while driving through this magical scene I could enjoy it properly because my husband was handling the icy roads!
Monday, January 5, 2015
In the Trees
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| In the Trees - Oil on linen panel - 5x7 |
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I've been going through photos taken over the past couple months and found a series that really grabbed me. They were taken outside of Pendleton, Oregon, near and on Cabbage Hill, also called Deadmans Pass. While the pass was named for a group of emigrants killed by natives while traveling the area, the name is also fitting because of how dangerous the road is during the winter; Cabbage was notoriously treacherous even when traveled by wagon as part of the Oregon Trail.
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