No Title Landscape...

[Artyczar]

I actually posted this here back in April, but it got zero replies so I deleted it. I was embarrassed! I'm going to be brave and try again now that there are more people here.

It's just called "Landscape Study 1" because I couldn't come up with anything. It's a small 6 x 9 inch watercolor and colored pencil on Arches.

 

[Enyaw]

I don''t recall seeing that .. really love the bottom 2/3 as a solo .. great color arrangement

 

[Queen Bee]

I wasn't here back then. It is lovely. Title that came to my mind when I first saw it is "Dancing Landscape". To me it has a feeling of movement.

 

[MurrayG]

I actually posted this here back in April, but it got zero replies so I deleted it. I was embarrassed! I'm going to be brave and try again now that there are more people here.

It's just called "Landscape Study 1" because I couldn't come up with anything. It's a small 6 x 9 inch watercolor and colored pencil on Arches.

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Hi, really like the foreground. The landscape is deceptivly simple, works well, sky is interesting and balance the foregound movement

 

[Jo Castillo]

The exciting strokes do make this a "Dancing Landscape" as Queen Bee says. Happy you reposted.

 

[ams]

Glad you decided to post it again. It reminds of a book illustration. It stirs the imagination and makes me wonder what I would find if I could wander in those hills.

 

[Terri]

This is beautiful! I love your palette. The tiny little strokes do suggest movement and my mind turns to van Gogh, too. Wonderful landscape!

 

[Donna T]

How did this get zero replies?! It's so beautiful! The marks that describe the vegetation and sky are so lively and they add so much to the overall feel.

 

[Reddyman]

I actually posted this here back in April, but it got zero replies so I deleted it. I was embarrassed! I'm going to be brave and try again now that there are more people here.

It's just called "Landscape Study 1" because I couldn't come up with anything. It's a small 6 x 9 inch watercolor and colored pencil on Arches.

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This looks fabulous and I really like the palette you have used here. I like all the detailing throughout .... a nicely balanced composition.
Well done Artyczar.

 

[Trier]

I don't recall seeing it either, I like it.

 

[Perry]

I enjoy looking at this. A success in my book.

 

[Triduana]

Nothing to be embarassed about with this, it's delightful! Really like those foreground plants and those little marks in the sky.

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you to everyone! I am so glad I reposted this. I so appreciate how everyone commented and took the time to write their thoughts on this. Thank you so very much!

 

[moscatel]

Arty, I think the tiny little plants on the front ground are interesting. You have a good dividition of front, middle and distant grounds. This kind of small landscapes are enjoyable to do, yours has a lot of air and distance.

 

[ColorEnthusiast]

A pleasing painting. Like Queen Bee said, a dancing landscape.

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you moscatel and Enthusiast! I really appreciate you words.

 

[Hostajunkie]

I like it! The foreground is really nice and the sky is perfect for it.

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you so much Hosta. I make do more of these from my imagination.

 

[Donna T]

I'm just back to admire this again and wondering how awesome it would look as a wall mural. Maybe a charcoal sofa underneath or maybe just admire it from across the room and imagine being part of it!

 

[Artyczar]

Thank you Donna! It would look nice with a charcoal colored furniture. You're right. It's very small. A sofa might overpower it.