Sunday, May 11, 2014
Tangerine Winter - reworked acrylic
22x30 acrylic on Saunders 140 lb hot press paper, the AFTER version of the initial abstract disaster below. I flipped it horizontally then for top tree line, did mostly negative painting to form trees. Then I put in a dark value blue for the land and had snowy areas for far background skies. Largely leaving much of the original, I added shadow shapes across the fore and middle ground. At least it is now recognizable as a wintry landscape and is Copyright 2014 Kay Smith.
BEFORE version, an abstract nonobjective mess done in Doug Walton's workshop in March. Its title was Tangerine Sky.
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