Contemporary Abstract Landscape

Aspens Nocturnal triptych
72x48 acrylic/oil

This large triptych was created with a palette knife.
It is my abstracted image of my favorite aspen grove.
I paint in the grove every season and I am always amazed
at the ever changing beauty:)
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Aspen in Autumn triptych large oil paintings

Aspen in Autumn triptych
60x60 oil on 3 canvas panels
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And the wind, full of wantonness,
wooes like lover
The young aspen-trees till they
tremble all over.
- Thomas Moore (From Trees of America)

ContemporaryAbstract landscape painting

Between Two Trees
36x48 acrylic/oil
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How the color blue effects us physically                                                   Calms and sedates Cools Aids intuition Blue is the color of the Throat Chakra, also known as Visuddha. This chakra is located in the throat. It is linked to the throat, neck, hands, and arms. The Throat Chakra is connected with speech and hearing,  and encourages spiritual communication.  Opening the Throat Chakra is said to improve clairaudience. Gemstones that will aid the Throat Chakra include turquoise and aquamarine. (ask.com)

  

How the color blue effects us physically

•                                                   Calms and sedates

• Cools

• Aids intuition

Blue is the color of the Throat Chakra, also known as Visuddha.

This chakra is located in the throat. It is linked to the throat, neck, hands, and arms.

The Throat Chakra is connected with speech and hearing,
 and encourages spiritual communication.
 Opening the Throat Chakra is said to improve clairaudience.

Gemstones that will aid the Throat Chakra include turquoise and aquamarine. (ask.com)

Aspens in Moonlight by Colorado artist BarbYatesDudding

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.
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Triptych Autumn Aspen by Colorado artist BarbYatesDudding

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.
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barb
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A triptych journey,creating a large oil painting part 2

To continue my journey painting my "Aspen Story" (c)2009;
I blocked in color in my sections on my canvas. I like to paint the darkest focus, first.
This is where the viewers eye perceives depth.
I line up my first (middle) completed canvas next to my working canvas.
I want these to be a continuous landscape.
So on to painting my trees.
Stay tuned for my next blog to see where this journey goes;
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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!

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Aspens, Early Snow, by Colorado Artist BarbYatesDudding

10x20 oil on canvas
As always, I love to paint trees.
This grove of Aspen trees are across the road from me, so they are my subject of many
paintings.
Quote by c.c. Cummings;
i thank you God  for most this amazing day; for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and blue true dream of sky; and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes!
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"Aspen in Autumn" triptych, fine art oil painting, color in painting

"Aspen in Autumn" triptych
24x60 oil on canvas

This is part of my series, "Aspen Story"(c).

There will be 2 more to form a very large triptych hanging.

I walk among this aspen grove daily and love to paint the ever changing

light and color.

for more information contact:

Barb

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