The lake has begun to melt. The edges by the spring are fully dissolved. This is where the geese and ducks have spent their winter- the warm spot (it's also sheltered from wind.) Now the whole lake has once again become their playground. If we have a few more days like this it will all be liquid.
My focus on this plein air painting was mark making and how to differ: trees to the wetness of water. Attention to where I wanted an edge was also important. My edges were more about color meeting color instead of line.
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Color meeting color - I love that. I call it dissonance, and it is a magical thing.
spring meeting winter - i love that. i call it harmony. but is it what we call "january thaw"? still makes for great color.
Hi Casey..dissonance, I like that word. It seems to be the most powerful thing as well.
Hey Sam! You always make me smile! Harmony is sweet too, and yes, we have been enjoying our January thaw.
This is so wonderfully bright and spring-like. There is a lot of energy in the background--love the dark lines. And, that blue...!
thanks Melinda!
Beautiful color and texture, Loriann!
thanks Brian!!!
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