It kind of looks a bit scary, this one.
But my intention was to paint an autumn evening, with just a hint of fresh snow.
Despite the Halloweenish look, though, I think it turned out quite nice.
I tried to add some black gouache on one side of the trees, to make the impression of shadow and light.
That made it a bit more interesting.
I also added a little path through the scenery, which made it a bit more lively.
I hope you like it.
And I hope that you’re having a nice day 🙂
Love it!
Thank you so much, Helen 🙂
Actually, I think your style is falling very nicely into abstraction in a Hulett-style – I like it 😀
I can definitely live with that comparison 🙂 Thanks again 🙂
Good afternoon, ‘Norwegian man’ aka Placid Painting! These latest festive images of yours very much put me in mind of the Christmas illustrations by artist Ralph Hulett:
http://animationguildblog.blogspot.com/2012/12/ralph-huletts-christmas-day-20.html
There are moments in his work when everything begins to fall into abstraction (as in the example above) – anyway, check Hulett out – he might chime with you 🙂
Good afternoon to you, as well 😀 I very much like the work of Ralph Hulett, so thank you for the great tip 😀
Even if I try my best, I never make paintings that actually look like real life sceneries. I’ve come to embrace it, though. And have accepted that it’s just part of my style 🙂