The Captain's Log

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both 11 x 14 inches .. acrylic on paper .. alla prima .. painted April 10 and 11 of 26
I'll post them. They were failures in that they didn't do what I though I could do but they still work as paintings.
Captin's Log date .. Apri 11.26
 
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11 x 14 inches .. acrylic on paper .. alla prima .. painted April 07/26
On a run which started with the abstract challenge and continues here. Not sure what will come of it but I have taken from abstract and added to my own repertoire and what will be will be. Thanks for looking. Comments always welcome. I combined a few of my older boat paintings into what you see here and that's why it's called what it is.
Very impactful and dynamic. Great work! Thanks for sharing.
 
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11 x 14 inches .. acrylic on paper .. alla prima .. painted April 12/26 .. still too many references to the landscape .. will try a new outlook tomorrow.
 
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both 11 x 14 inches .. acrylic on paper .. alla prima .. painted April 10 and 11 of 26
I'll post them. They were failures in that they didn't do what I though I could do but they still work as paintings.
Captin's Log date .. Apri 11.26
Beautiful! I love the top one in particular. These darker palettes are so appealing - really make you study them.

You've been busy! ❤️
 
So where are the spring rainbow still lifes? I guess they don’t last long as models. 🙂 As always, you have a lot of great textures in this one. It’s so hard to keep anything abstract; a vertical line is a tree. Many vertical lines become a forest. As soon as a horizontal line goes in it divides the space between land and sky. I’m glad you’re up to the challenge, Wayne.
 
That last abstract may not be as abstract as you want, but I really do like the subject and contrast. And remember, it’s a sliding scale from realistic to abstract.🙂
 
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11 x 14 inches .. acrylic on paper .. alla prima .. painted April 15/26 .. may be the last of this series .. not sure yet.
 
Abstraction with a lot of energy. You’re a very dynamic painter. I see that you use a lot of darks in all your paintings. So I love that flash of yellow and white. You also are a painter that puts a lot of life into your brush strokes which creates energy and a lot of texture too. I think you have been very successful here going from a realistic landscape and pushing it towards abstraction.Thumbs up.👍🏻
 
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