I usually think fall foliage is better captured as a photograph. A friend asked me about painting the fall colors so I gave it a try. The palette is primarily cobalt blue, lemon yellow, and permanent rose.
Fall Foliage
I usually think fall foliage is better captured as a photograph. A friend asked me about painting the fall colors so I gave it a try. The palette is primarily cobalt blue, lemon yellow, and permanent rose.
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Your fall colors are better than a photograph because they are your interpretation which always includes such reverence for the subject as well as your unique dash of spiritual intensity. I want to live in your artistic world.