Showing posts with label Autumn Colour Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Autumn Colour Week. Show all posts
Friday, October 2, 2009
Autumn Colour Week-Play Along with Poppytalk-Red
Well here we are. Today is Friday and that means it's Red!! The last day that I'm playing along with Poppytalk's Autumn Colour Week. Thanks Poppytalk for this wonderfully colourful prompt!! It's funny, I haven't done many red paintings lately. A few years ago I was really into the colour, but my palette has changed to the cool and soothing tones of blues and grays. This is really evident in the small landscapes available in my shop. Thanks to you for joining me in this fun tribute to the colours of Autumn. Have a great weekend!!
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Brown-Autumn Colour Week
Still playing along with Poppytalk blog's Autumn Colour week. Brown is the colour of the earth. I use deep browns in many of my paintings as it's a natural in landscapes. Many decorators and stylists use browns in their designs. It's a very rich and classy colour.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Autumn Colour Week-Play Along with Poppytalk
Moonlight in October 36x48 Acrylic on Canvassold
I'm playing along with Poppytalk's Autumn Colour Week and today is Orange. For me orange is THE colour that is Autumn. It's everywhere from leaves to dried grasses to pumpkins. Just look around and you'll see it everywhere. It's such a warm and cozy colour, but it's a strong colour. Artist Kim Hambric uses the colour brilliantly in her quilts and mixed media pieces. This one's my favourite. I've shared with you three paintings where I've used orange as the main colour. These have all been sold but I do commision work and can create a painting for that perfect spot in your home or office. Feel free to drop me an email.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Tuesday is Green
Day 2 of Autumn Colour Week. Poppytalk is celebrating the colours of Autumn and I'm playing along. See the original post here. Today is Tuesday and the colour is green. I paint many landscapes and green is a colour I use often. I find that the green acrylic paints can be very harsh and almost artificial looking straight from the tube, so I always dull them a bit by adding a touch of a red or an orange, sometimes even a burnt sienna or umber. Mixing greens can be a lot of fun and I can spend hours mixing various shades of yellows and blues together. The two landscapes above are both available at Artstream Gallery and Studios
Monday, September 28, 2009
Autumn Colour Week-Play Along with Poppytalk
Poppytalk is one of my favourite Canadian design blogs and is on my "must Read" blog list. This week is Autumn Colour week. I thought it would be fun to participate, so I'll be posting some of my work in the suggested colours. Today is yellow. Tuesday is green, Wednesday is Orange, Thursday is brown, and Friday is red. I've always found yellow to be so bright and in your face so it's not usually a colour I use often. It is very easy to use in paintings depicting late summer or early fall so it was a good choice for the above paintings. (I think). Why don't you play along. You can find Poppytalk's original post for Autumn Colour Week here.
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