Moonlit Lake
I'm excited about my latest Lake piece. I ended up depicting the lake on a moonlit night ... without the intention of doing so. Because I hadn't deliberately done so, it took a while to even recognize that time of day.
Lake #28It happened because I build off the first piece of fabric picked up. I begin at the horizon ... either the sky or lake. This one began with an interesting very dark shaded blue. I thought I was creating an approaching storm. But what happened with the clouds and the beach spoke otherwise.
#28 Lake contstuctionSo, this is what's hanging on my design wall. Lakes #27 and #28 and
Last night I made the postcard size one for a friend who cut my hair this morning. It gets a half designation within the series.
11 comments:
Love #28!
The lake series just keeps getting better and better. Isn't it amazing how art just goes the way it wants to in spite of the artist? That's what keeps us at it I guess.
These are great, Nellie. I love the whole series.
Nellie I love the moonlight lake scene.
ciao
Yes, on the #28 it seems that is arriving a thunderstorm.
The postcard is lovely and you have been very good to recreate the atmosphere of the lake on such a small piece.
ciao, ciao
Ypour Lake Series are wonderful, as ever!
I love the moonlit lake, it's just beautiful. I'm amazed at how you have been able to keep this series going, each one unique.
Ah, and it was nice to have confirmation that my first instinct about the photos (sepia vs. grayscale) was a good one--
It's wonderful. I love the moonlite lake.
It's hard to articulate my response to your work. It resonates with me on a visceral level. The moody horizontal lines are compelling and the colors staggering.
Thank you for the visual inspiration.
totally amazing!
I have enjoyed all the lake series, but the moonlit lake is my favorite (so far).
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