Showing posts with label autumn colours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn colours. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Autumn Joy by Mairon Hedger

Autumn Joy
palette knife painting
by Marion Hedger
day 19 of the 30 paintings in 30 days challenge.
18x24cm, Oil on MDf Canvas panel
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Over the weekend I took a couple of days out of the challenge to visit a sculpture park in Chateau la Coste vineyard, near Aix, about 2.5 hours drive away from home. The sculpture park was well worth the trip. Sculptures are placed all around the vineyard and the walk is about 2 hours long with a lot of up hill thrown in. It was very unusual and very well thought out. See here for details.

 
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Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Autumn Colours oil painting by Marion Hedger


Autumn Colours by Marion Hedger
palette knife painting
Oil on canvas, 30x40cm
This painting is SOLD

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Friday, November 1, 2013

Autumn Birches oil on canvas panel by Marion Hedger

Autumn Silver Birches
Oil on canvas MDF canvas panel
Palette knife painting
18x24 cm (approx 7"x10")
Available by auction (or buy it now) on DPW
I have slightly altered this autumn painting as the right hand tree was bothering me and never looked quite 'right'. I also added more oranges and reds to the central area and using heavy impasto with more colour on the silver birches to reflect those autumn colours.
Tip
For the bark, I used underpainting white for mixing the colours on the trees. This white is very thick and dries quickly and gives a lovely impasto effect.

Collage of some close-ups and previous painting
 Here is a collage showing some closeups of the knife work and the older painting for comparison.
Companion painting
 Autumn Explosion a painting in the same series can be viewed HERE

Monday, October 7, 2013

Amber Glow oil painting - finished by Marion Hedger

Amber Glow oil painting
24x30cm (approx 10"x12")
oil on unstretched canvas
palette knife painting
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FOR SALE 145€
international shipping included
I put the finishing touches to the painting yesterday. I liked how the Z eye-flow through the painting worked.

Here is a collage of some close-ups
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Friday, October 4, 2013

Autumn morning oil painting by Marion Hedger

Autumn Morning
24x30 (approx 10x12inch)
oil on loose canvas
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A different style for me. After the challenge I wanted something soothing to paint. I've had this photo for a while but normally don't do 'soft'. However, after the tutorials on the Zorn palette I decided to use some of the pointers picked up during the webinar. As you know, if you have read some of my earlier posts, I am not a fan of the Zorn palette, so I went with the colours I know. Mostly painted with a brush, finished with a palette knife.

Here is how it started out, first I had a pink ground and then massed in the shapes - definitely an ugly duckling stage
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Autumn Blaze oil painting by Marion Hedger, Day 15, 30 day challenge

Autumn Blaze oil painting by Marion Hedger
18x24cm (approx 7"x10")
palette knife painting
Day 15, 30 days hath September challenge
This painting is now SOLD, commissions welcome

This is a scene I have painted before, see here and, as I like the vibrant colours, I thought it would it would be good to paint it again. I changed it a little to fit onto the smaller rectangular format, as the original was a 30x30cm square format.
Tree colours as the focus
I made the focus of this one the trees and not the water/reflections.
I love all those oranges and yellows. I built the leaves up in layers using pinks, mauves and dulled orange as the first few layers to suggest depth and distance. I then used thicker and brighter oranges and yellows to suggest the closer leaves and sunshine on them.
Close up pics
Here are some close-ups of the knife work
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