Thanks Wayne. Besides depth, I also meant it to give the feeling that the road is endless into the sky beyond.the third poles adds depth .. nicely done Trier
No, you read it right, the blue represents the distant mountains and the heavy outline does separate it from the sky; it's just that I felt the road would go up the mountains and into the sky, but there are no visual clues as to my feeling, so you are entirely correct as a normal person and I was being idiosyncratic.ok then .. did not read that as sky because of the heavy out line
Thanks a million Donna !This is a knockout, Trier! Such gorgeous colors and like Terri said, that vivid blue sky is something! Making a print to work from was a very good idea and it worked so well. I'll be back to admire this many more times. The sky in itself is worthy of studying and I think if I look long enough the clouds will actually move!
Very glad to get your approval Susan !Wow, now you are really getting bold with colors! It's like a fanatical fantasy, a very exciting one.
Thanks Arty, I sense the sincerity of the comments of Terri and you and deeply appreciate them.I agree with Terri, 100% on this. It's a great one Trier. Cool technique!
Thanks sno, I value your discerning eye ; hope you don't hate version #4 which is coming up shortly !Best version yet.
Thank you very much Jocelyn(?) for following along and kind comments, appreciated. I am not sure about the spelling of your name, forgive me.Always love your diagonals and comp. and your strong stained glass like divisions.