GATEWAY CANYONS JOURNAL SUMMER MAY 21, 2008

5/21/2008

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Some scattered light last night. Clouds cleared off enough to offer a nice sunrise. Spring light!

"Morning Palisade" 6×12 oil on board SOLD

Painted (another) morning view – wind chased me off – pretty windy now.

"Morning Shadows" 8×10 oil on board SOLD

Clouds continue to roll in and it looks like it will be scattered enough to offer storm light. The bright setting sun on the rock formations make for stunning compositions. I love the combination of warm land and cool sky. The sky also carries such drama and mystery as the rains blow across.

"Drama of Geology" 6×12 oil on board SOLD

A ribbon of light stretched across this scene as the storm clouds pushed through.

"Spring Palisade" 8×10 oil on board SOLD

"Evening Light of Spring" 9×12 oil on board SOLD

"Afternoon Meadow" 6×12 oil on board SOLD

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“I am drawn to the things which speak to the senses; the light and atmosphere of landscapes, the impressions of a moment or place, and the spirit of nature and of people. It is important to me to strive as an artist to paint a variety of subjects and to paint each equally well. I paint often on location, or from life. Whether researching sporting life images, landscapes, or places from abroad, painting directly from the subject is essential to capturing the impression of what I see.” -DIX BAINES

GATEWAY CANYONS JOURNAL SUMMER MAY 21, 2008

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