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Showing posts with label impressionist nocturne oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label impressionist nocturne oil. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Moonscape oil painting by BECKY JOY
6x6 oil on canvas panel $125/ price includes shipping in US and free display easel
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I have tried this color combination before without success. I wanted to have a yellow/orange moon. I've tried this before a couple of times, but threw them out and tried it again and again. This time I started with cad orange, cad yellow lt and titanium for the moon. I then used ultramarine with the orange and moved out to dioxazene purple. In the end, I felt that the colors that I used worked together.
On my last post, I got a comment about my plein air painting. John thought he saw a car in the background. I wasn't sure what he saw, but I eventually got that the rail fence in the background looked a little like a car window. I felt if he saw it others probably would also. It wasn't necessary to the scene, so I painted it out. Also he said he thought the bushes behind the tree wasn't right. It was actually an area that I got lazy with while I was painting it. I had wondered about that area, so I repainted it. I think that by listening to John that I came away with a better painting. I'll have to take a photo of it tomorrow to let you see the new changes.
Talk to you all later.
Becky Joy
www.beckyjoy.com
beckyjoy@beckyjoy.com
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contemporary palette knife oil painting,
impressionist nocturne oil,
palette knife impressionist moonlight oil painting,
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