Trying to get back and determined not to let too many days go by without a brush in hand, I did this quickie using Zorn's Palette. Cad red, yellow ochre, white, and black. Today feeling stronger, the paints are out and its time to start my day. Happy Painting everyone.
Good morning Bruce, thank you for the wonderful support and encouragement in your comment. Just read your blog, and your 30 day challenge, looking forward to seeing your post.
Hi my friend. You are certainly back with your wonderful paintings. I love this one, it`s a beauty Joan. I have never heard of Zoms palette, I must try it. It looks a very rich combination, and only three colours and white, amazing. Well done my friend and glad to see you back and producing your wonderful paintings. All the best Joan. Vic.
Good morning my friend, and thank you for your supportive comment. Vic, I learned about Zorn's Palette from Mariano, 2yrs. ago, he suggested that I give it a try. It is great fun and a challenge. Very simple palette of, Cad. Red, Yellow Ochre, White and Black. If you get a chance look up Zorn's paintings on the internet, can't remember his first name. But I know you will love his work, I will check and see if I can get his first name.
Hope your feeling better now, Joan - I'm fit again!
I love the painting, that palette really works so well. When I've finished drawing the 'Susan Constant' I'm going to try painting, and I'll be trying to imitate your stuff - if you don't mind. Because that is how I would like to paint!! (Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery)
I'm a complete novice, but all ready I've learnt that it's the hairy end of the 'stick' that goes into the paint!! :0) Keep warm!!
You honor me with wanting to imitate my work. An artist of your caliber will probably be great with a brush or whatever medium or stick of your choosing. I look forward to seeing your painting. John, do try the Zorn palette, you will enjoy seeing all the various tones and colors that can be made with such a limited palette.
Nice sketch...
ReplyDeleteHi Jim,
DeleteThank you so much for the visit and kind words.
All the best to you,
Joan
Hi Joan!... Love the loose treatment and brushwork! A great feeling of atmosphere evident in this wee gem! Good one!
ReplyDeleteGood Painting!
Warmest regards,
Bruce
Good morning Bruce, thank you for the wonderful support and encouragement in your comment. Just read your blog, and your 30 day challenge, looking forward to seeing your post.
DeleteAll the best to you,
Joan
Very nice landscape. I like that you kept it uncomplicated.
ReplyDeleteHi Stephanie, thank you, I usually never know when to stop. Not feeling well was a blessing in disguise, didn't have the energy to keep painting.
DeleteThank you for visit, all the best to you,
Joan
Hi my friend.
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly back with your wonderful paintings. I love this one, it`s a beauty Joan. I have never heard of Zoms palette, I must try it. It looks a very rich combination, and only three colours and white, amazing. Well done my friend and glad to see you back and producing your wonderful paintings. All the best Joan.
Vic.
Good morning my friend, and thank you for your supportive comment. Vic, I learned about Zorn's Palette from Mariano, 2yrs. ago, he suggested that I give it a try. It is great fun and a challenge. Very simple palette of, Cad. Red, Yellow Ochre, White and Black. If you get a chance look up Zorn's paintings on the internet, can't remember his first name. But I know you will love his work, I will check and see if I can get his first name.
DeleteAll the best to you,
Joan
A good example of the beautiful results that can be obtained with a very limited palette.
ReplyDeleteHi Keith,
DeleteThank you so much for the encouragement. I was enjoying your blog this week, love your work.
All the best to you,
Joan
Lovely warm glow, and bold brush marks.
ReplyDeleteIt leaves so much for personal interpretation,
which make this a real little gem!
Dear Rene', thank you so very much for the lovely comment, it is truly appreciated.
DeleteAll the best to you,
Joan
Hope your feeling better now, Joan - I'm fit again!
ReplyDeleteI love the painting, that palette really works so well. When I've finished drawing the 'Susan Constant' I'm going to try painting, and I'll be trying to imitate your stuff - if you don't mind. Because that is how I would like to paint!! (Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery)
I'm a complete novice, but all ready I've learnt that it's the hairy end of the 'stick' that goes into the paint!! :0) Keep warm!!
Dear John,
ReplyDeleteYou honor me with wanting to imitate my work. An artist of your caliber will probably be great with a brush or whatever medium or stick of your choosing. I look forward to seeing your painting. John, do try the Zorn palette, you will enjoy seeing all the various tones and colors that can be made with such a limited palette.
All the best to you,
Joan