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Between Two Trees 30x48 acrylic / oil www.bsyatesart.com It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men's hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air that emanation from old trees, that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit. ~Robert Louis Stevenson |
A sometimes daily journal of painting, by Barb Yates Dudding.
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Showing posts with label aspen landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aspen landscape. Show all posts
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Impressionistic aspen tree painting
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Abstract expressionistic fine art painting
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Winter Blues 20 x 24 acrylic I get the blues in the winter, do you? This painting is my interpretation of Color Field Painting; What Are the Key Characteristic of Color Field Painting?Bright, local colors are presented in specific shapes that can be amorphous or geometrical, but not too straight-edged.The works emphasize the flatness of the canvas or paper, because that is what a painting is literally about. The excitement comes from the tension set up between the colors and shapes. That is the subject of the work. The integration of shapes through overlapping or interpenetration's blurs spacial distinctions, so that there is almost no sense of the image versus the background (what art historians call "figure and ground"). Sometimes the shapes seem to both emerge and submerge into the surrounding colors. www.bsyatesart.com www.bsyatesartist.blogspot.com |
Monday, November 28, 2011
Contemporary impressionistic fine art oil painting
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Amethyst Aspen oil 24x48 I love to try to capture the light this time of year. This field of Aspen trees had all lost their leaves and as the sun was setting the light played off their naked trunks. "Trees are much like human beings and enjoy each other's company. Only a few love to be alone." ~Jens Jensen, Siftings, 1939' for more info on this painting; www.bsyatesart.com |
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Contemporary impressionistic fine art painting
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Aspen's Nocturnal Another in my "aspen" series. This was created with layer on layer of vivid color, texture and depth. "Impressionistic artist tasted the world through their eyes. The new painting was all about the thrill and delight of the visual sensation, which means becoming intimately involved with the sensation of light or 'painting the light' (you can see how far a field we have come when Thomas Kinkade uses the same phrase). It is about painting directly from nature and expressing the rush of your visual (as opposed to ideational) sensation on the canvas in such a way that the activity itself is the point, not the painting!" (about.com) |
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Autumn Aspen diptych by Colorado artist BSYates
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Autumn Aspen diptych 48x48 acrylic on canvas An abstract/expressionistic approach to my Aspen series. Each panel is 24x48 and can be hung together or separate. These were painted with layers of translucent color applied to the canvas with a palette knife which create bold texture. for more info; barb www.bsyatesart.com |
Friday, July 22, 2011
Aspens in Moonlight by Colorado artist BarbYatesDudding
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Aspen in Moonlight oil on canvas 36x48 My favorite grove of aspen during a full moon. Now on display at Bits and Pieces in Bergan Park, Co. for more info; www.bsyatesart.com |
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Triptych Autumn Aspen by Colorado artist BarbYatesDudding
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Finally I completed this triptych oil painting; Autumn Aspen (c) 2011 3 panels 20x60 each = 60x60 These beautiful trees greet me every morning, in every season. for more information contact barb www.bsyatesart.com |
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
A triptych journey, creating a large oil painting
This is the second of three canvas blocked in.
I usually use a base color in each section that can show through the finished painting.
i have found useing and shipping a very large canvas can be a challenge, so I love to use several.
This painting is continuous and painted in series.
These aspen trees are from the past Autumn,
they are so beautiful and always changing.
Stay tuned to see this painting evolve
I will post my progress weekly on this blog. Enjoy!
I will post my progress weekly on this blog. Enjoy!
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
"Aspen in Autumn" triptych, fine art oil painting, color in painting
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