Across To The Shoreline

[Aspenman]

18x24 on 246lb linen textured paper using SoHo HB Acrylics with a 2 inch cheap natural bristled brush alla prima with a dry brush technique. All colors mixed directly on the surface dry into dry

 

[Jo Castillo]

Looks like a nice place to while away the time. Makes me smile.

 

[CaliAnn]

So lovely and serene

 

[Donna T]

This would look gorgeous on any wall. The clouds add just the right amount of interest in the sky.

 

[Aspenman]

Looks like a nice place to while away the time. Makes me smile.

Thanks Jo you make me smile

 

[Aspenman]

This would look gorgeous on any wall. The clouds add just the right amount of interest in the sky.

Thanks Donna for your kind words

 

[Aspenman]

So lovely and serene

Thanks CaliAnn very much appreciated

 

[laika]

Yet another beautiful sky Am I seeing those walls of showers that show sometimes in large expanses of sky?
How many of those 2" bristle brushes have you worn out since working in this style? I think that I understand (to some degree) the dry brush style by the evidence of your brushstrokes, and it makes me want to try it!

 

[Aspenman]

Yet another beautiful sky Am I seeing those walls of showers that show sometimes in large expanses of sky?
How many of those 2" bristle brushes have you worn out since working in this style? I think that I understand (to some degree) the dry brush style by the evidence of your brushstrokes, and it makes me want to try it!

Thanks! I am using the same two brushes I started using. The indication of distance rain is a by-product of the brushes and dry brushing.

 

[Terri]

Your clouds make me sigh.

 

[Aspenman]

Thanks Terri

 

[Desforges]

I agree with Donna. It would look great on a wall.

 

[Aspenman]

Thanks Desforges