A happy Wednesday to you all! Today’s post features my
latest landscape painting titled “Dawn.” This work combines the color palette
that I have been using for my abstracts with a more realistic and objective
painting style. I actually painted this piece this past weekend and have been
waiting to share this work with you all until today—and now I finally get too!
Several of the painters that I follow, on sites like YouTube
and Google+, have recently been painting works containing mist, which I decided
to attempt myself. This is not the first time that I have tried to paint mist:
a few months ago I created another painting that just didn’t work out – for a
number of different reasons. If you would like to see that painting, I did
include a photo of it in my article about "fear of failure" in life, linked below:
A couple of times each week in the early mornings, I will
take my wife to her work so that I can have the car during the day and complete
some errands. I should note here that we only have one vehicle between us right
now, which works well for us, because, as you can probably guess, I work from
home and don’t need a vehicle on most days. Anyway, here in North Carolina the
hills surrounding Raleigh, where we live, are covered with a mixture of deciduous trees, now bare in the
winter, and a host of pines. As the sun rises, the mist flickers through the
forest with a similar effect and grey/blue color hew as seen in “Dawn.”
I originally intended to actually paint a cityscape above
the tree line in the painting, but decided against this once I saw how the
composition was unfolding so well. I suppose that I will have to paint another
similar work and include some skyscrapers!
Dawn. Acrylic on Canvas, 16 x 20 in.
Charles Wolf Studio © 2016. All Rights Reserved.
Here is the acrylic color palette that I used to create this
work:
Mars Black
Titanium White
Alizarin Crimson
Cobalt Blue
Cadmium Yellow
Painting Video
Below is the hyper time-lapse video of this artwork, where
you can watch me paint this piece from start to finish (under 6 minutes) with
EDM music. I will be sure to include a full length/real time version of “Dawn”
with audio commentary for those who may be interested in watching that in a
future blog post!
What do you think of my new landscape painting? Should I
paint a similar work with the cityscape included? Do you have any questions
about this work that you would like to ask? Let me know in the comment section
below!
Impulsive Artistry will be back on Friday with another blog
post, until then, have a great artistic and creative day!
—Charles
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