Hooray! I just sold three of these late evening sky paintings, they'll be framed together and hung one above the other.
Just looking at this batch of 8 I did almost a year ago. I'm trying to devise a catalog system, an inventory to keep track of my paintings so each is numbered and named. i.e. these are "Lavington skies with Jet Trails" (no's 1- 8) but 81-88 in the main list. Does anyone recommend a good system of cataloging?
And it was whilst doing this series , some differ slightly in size, that I realized I had to make a
better effort at standardizing sizes so bought a big batch of ready cut
board, all primed now and ready to go.
Showing posts with label Lavington Hill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lavington Hill. Show all posts
Friday, April 20, 2012
Friday, August 05, 2011
Top of Lavington Hill - in progress
The edge of Salisbury plain, looking West, with strange light/colour effects in the sky ..... There's a also a compositional challenge here ... I wanted to convey something of the richness of a roadside verge, some sunlight hitting a patch of brambles etc.. Below shows the progression of the work.
Labels:
Devizes,
Lavington Hill,
Market Lavington,
Salisbury Plain,
wiltshire
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)