I have been working on this painting in between all the Christmas activities. Hope the day was filled with love and laughter among friends and family for you, as it was for me.......now it's time to get back to work.........I love my job!!..=]
Postscript: I have added an updated photo of this painting. After looking at it this morning, I can see how far off the color was. Without a good camera and photo set up it is sometimes hard to get an accurate image. The one at top is a lot closer.......I'm working on finding the right light box and camera set up so I won't have this problem in the future.
16x20 oil on canvas contact robinweiss@earthlink.net sold
9 comments:
Happy New Year!!
I know what you feel about capturing a perfect pic...it's not what I worry about as I just want the painting to be perfect! Love this painting, wow! Love it, as I grew up on the east coast and miss fall very much. Looking forward to more wonderful paintings in the New Year by you!!
Beautiful painting and capture of the smooth reflections in a quiet pool. The top picture sure shows the colors better. It's not easy getting the color balance right when shooting indoors.
Hi Robin:
This is a flaming hot painting,that even the water can't cool. well done! Pete,Theartbrush
I am writting from France...
I love this painting, but I love the other one too!!!.
I enjoy the warm colors of palette.
Happy creative new year to you!!!.
Bravo!
Hi Cheryl, Thanks for the kind comments! Not much change of seasons here. I miss the fall colors of the east coast Too!
Thanks Don! I'm workin on my camera set up.....and a studio to put it in!
Thanks Pete!! and thanks for stopping by!
Happy New Year to you Elise! Thank you!!
Bravo! to this work, Robin!
Just wanted to stop in and wave Happy New Year to you . . .and let you know that your warm wishes on my blog did indeed come true.
God Bless you for the coming year, Bro. I know there is a ton of happiness creeping around your house. That is exactly what He wanted for us.
I am looking forward to more wonderful work from your easel this coming year. You are an inspiration to me and many, many artists!
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