Hayfield Evening30 x 40
Available at Hildt Galleries, Chicago
Our weeks of rain gave way to a few days of sunshine this week and the landscape responded by bursting forth in that sort of disheveled, frowzy way usually reserved for late July. The wrens that hatched in the shop have flown the nest. Crickets, and bees and mosquitoes have all come out in force. And, I ran into a huge box turtle on my way to the studio this morning. Hello, Summer.
8 comments:
Calm and reflective. Your work is beautiful!
Love that turquoise "line."
Watch out for those mosquitoes! Boy, do I hate 'em.
Jala said it for me. Welcome, Summer, and welcome Deborah Paris summer art!
Thanks for visiting Patrice!
Glad you like it Jala. I feel the same way about those mosquitoes though!
Thanks Casey!
Wow! The hints or subtleties of the water reflections are perfect.
Thank you Perry and thanks for stoppping by!
A very stunning piece of art work. Well done Deborah
Thanks Gary- I just visited your blog and enjoyed your work as well as reading about your life in Dubois. For several years I visited and painted in and around Jackson during the fall months- haven't been back since 2006 and your commentary and photos really made me miss it!
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