Another from a recent
Linnyland painting/swimming adventure
on Saltspring/Salt Spring Island.
From the middle of the lake,
where an Osprey circled and visited during my swim,
I could see a little blue cabin that I thought I'd like to paint.
But later, when I set up to paint, I discovered that
there was a tree that blocked the view
of the fine little blue cabin. So, this is
somewhat of "a recollection of that cabin,
combined with moving a different cabin
down the mountain side and closer to the lake,
plus the addition of a couple of yellow striped
straight out of Linnyland umbrellas type of painting".
*And, just for a "fun" challenge
I thought, "I'll forgo using any red paint";
whenever I try this,
(and all the while that I paint),
my inner voice screams out,
"NO RED - WHY, LINNY, WHY?!!"
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"The Double Umbrella Cabin"
oil on wood
10 x 8
I could enjoy living right here! Love the complementary palette! Who needs red when one has blue???
ReplyDeleteWonderful painting and description. Boy I wish I was there with you. Everything you did is what we artists do -- right. It's Linnyland, and I love it. I get you on the red paint. For me it's the orange ground. Got to have it, or a red ground. It's the warmth we crave. This has got the warmth we count on from Linnyland, and I love it.
ReplyDeleteXOXOXOXO Barbara
Thank-you, CrimsonLeaves!!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Barbara - wouldn't it have been great to float about and paint about together!!
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