Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts

Saturday, January 17, 2009

castle



I like this one, my friend thinks
I should add a man in stocks in the
castle yard.

Monday, January 12, 2009

Red Rock Window (2009)











We took our oldest child to Utah
for collage this last year. While we
were there the one place my
husband really wanted to go was
the arches. When we finely did get
there it took an hour of driving with
lots of rock formations to get to the
first Arch. We all wanted to go except
for my husband who took at least 15
pictures of every cool rock formation
from every angle. I just wanted to
see my son one last time we were
leaving for home the next day.

Almost Spring (2009)










I did this with my Dad in mind.
See the dear. Again I think I
could have made the trees lean
slightly more to the left for a
more natural look. But either way
I really like this one.

after the winter (2009)











Ok, so I pulled out my paints
again this year. there is a frog
in the river.

Lonely duck











Look closely and you will see
a duck in the lake.

little crocked cabin











I like this except the cabin bugs
me, it's kind of crocked. This is
where the little corcked man moved
to when he got tired of his little
crocked house in the city. He wanted
more open spaces.

Indian village










I heard a comment about this
one. The person said they liked
the way I did the some from the
village. I love this painting. If you
enlarge it you can see little indians
in the village.

Kate's home











I can again be critical of this one.
the rock bridge dosen't look right.
but this was all done without
instruction.

Down Hill










There are several things about
this painting that I would change
if I could. The river whould be
slightly more to the left at the
bottom. and the trees should
be slanting a little more to the
right. I think if I did that the
painting would look a little better.
But it's not hard to be critical of
ones own work.