Showing posts with label art Kingston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art Kingston. Show all posts

Monday, December 3, 2018

Last of the Season

In these  pictures...the last of 2018 
I was experimenting with a horizontal format.
Different seasons
one summer, one autumn
but both looking across the lake
and inspired by diverse lighting conditions.

Colour across the lake - Leslie Snider
In the first the sun
 is beginning to set
 over our right shoulder.
The low light is  highlighting
the burnished oranges on the trees
in the distance. 


Hoople Island - Leslie Snider

Another scene of low light, 
but here the sun is emerging
after a summer rain shower.
As the light peaks out, low on the horizon
highlights are scattered across the water. 

Friday, March 21, 2014

Spring run off

At last... a sign of spring!

Spring Runoff  - Pastel
 
Lots of limestone out croppings on my favourite walking trail 
 force the spring melt through openings in the rocky face.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Two Studies


This first pastel
(Sheffield Conservation area )
was the result of an early autumn trip.
It was a joy to work on 
and although the photographed pastel
 is slightly darker than the original 
I think it does capture a certain
freshness.


 This second study 
 an old bridge(Bonnechere P.P.) 
is less successful. 


I struggled with the composition 
and the result is a bit awkward.
It was my first attempt at this subject matter 
so perhaps next time
 I can achieve a more natural effect!

 

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Nature Studies

Restricting myself to coloured pencils has proved limiting 


so I will continue my experiments by exploring other media.
However I will continue the general theme of "patterns in nature".

Marsh Scenes