I just took a photo of this painting and realized I am not a photographer and do not have the right lens to photograph a painting this wide. Since it is six feet wide I am somewhat hampered getting a good image until I take it to my good friend and great photographer, Jim Ginney in Placerville. The painting might also need a tweak or two but I wanted to share my days labor with you. I hope you have enjoyed seeing the paint go on this canvas and seeing it through what paintings do as they move through the process. It is a wild ride but a fun one for sure. Painting with these two wild horses has made for, "A Painting day".
"The Honey Moon" 24x72-inches, oil on canvas by Ruth Andre 201l ©
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7 comments:
Beautiful wild horses and I love the size and the peachy orange color in the background. It has a spiritual feel.
How great to see your process. I have quickly become a huge fan of your paintings.
I, too, LOVE your work. And really liked your idea of painting the eyes right at the beginning. I enjoy the paintings in progress.
I am enjoying the progress in your painting. I have enjoyed watching how you develope a painting. By the way I love the car paintings!!
Great color in this one! I like the long, thin composition and it's been fun to follow the progression of the painting. Thanks for sharing the stages with us!
I love the colors you used for this amazing painting, Ruth. And of course, seeing the process, was perfect.
Ruth,thanks for visiting my blog. I admire this big painting of horses. 6 foot is hard to imagine for me, and I like the color you use.
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