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Nothin' could be finer
Than to be in Carolina
In the Morning
Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson
I have to agree with Gus (he wrote the words). Especially when you are gazing off the top of one of the highest mountains in the Blue Ridges.
I rugged scene calls for rugged strokes and a large palette knife!
But wait!!! That doesn't mean I don't appreciate my home state too!
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10 comments:
I really like how the colors echo each other in both paintings but one is soft and the other is rugged. Very cool.
Who know you could paint with a palette knife? Makes me want to try this technique out, too! I really like the way the paints texture came out on this one. Real nice job! Keep on posting!!
-Lina
misartmanias.blogspot.com
Great set of paintings, Carol. I always admire anyone who has skills with a palette knife (I've never tried...it looks hard!).
Loove the palette knife painting, wow it's impressive, you do wield a mean palette knife ;)) !
Really love both of these, the mountains and the beach! Living in Tennessee for many years, North Carolina was a favorite place, too. And you know I love beaches! I love your colors and knife work!
Such beautiful paintings, Carol! The waves in the last one are magnificent!
lucky to have 2 backyards, no? Love the thick paint with the palatte knife, nice touch!
Beautiful painting, Carol!! You make it look so easy. I tried working with a palette knife but doesn't work with me. Your work is amazing!!
Love the interactions with the grayed down colors and sense of space in both scenes. The trees look ghostly against the gray greens then echo the faraway mountains. You get around!
Great paintings! Looks like you have palette knife painting down very well.
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