Deer Foraging
Deer Foraging 18″ x 14″
I thought this would be appropriate for the season, as it’s based on a photo from last spring in Alberta. Taken just before they all ran for the trees.
Posts tagged ‘field’
May 12
Feb 5
A Sheep Called Eunice
A Sheep Called Eunice 8″ x 8″
Happy
Happy (8″ x 8″)
It was inevitable that I would eventually work my way around to painting a pig. I think I will have to do another one that focuses more closely on the face. There is so much expression that I would like to capture, and I’m not sure that I’ve got it here. Stay tuned.
Cow in the meadow
Cow in the Meadow 8″ x 8″
The Flock
The Flock 20″ x 16″
I actually had to look up whether a group of sheep is called a herd or a flock. Flock it is!
Oct 17
A Mix of Sun and Clouds
A Mix of Sun and Clouds 8″ x 8″
I decided to do a quick landscape – no cows, chickens or other animals in this one. I wanted the focus to be on the dramatic sky and huge puffy clouds.
Oct 1
Daisy the Cow
Daisy the Cow 14″ x 11″
I think these cows are cropping up in my paintings because of a recent trip to Alberta – a reminder of a lazy drive in the country on a sunny day.
Boy in the Meadow
Boy in the Meadow 8″ x 8″
The boy in this meadow is my son. This is how the meadow looks in the spring with lupines and buttercups blooming. It’s full of birds, insects and frogs, which makes it one of his favourite places.
I had some trouble with this painting. It is an overcast day and the lighting is very flat. I am used to adding dimension with highlights and shadows, but in this picture they are very subtle. I’m not sure I succeeded with this painting – something to keep working on I guess.
Yellow Hills
Yellow Hills 18″ x 24″
I was in Alberta this summer and had some time to appreciate the landscape. From the top of the one of the gentle rolling hills, you can see forever – so different from the view here in Vancouver. In the background you can see the Rochfort Bridge Trestle, one of the longest wooden train trestles in North America.
