Showing posts with label Snowdonia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snowdonia. Show all posts
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Landscrape
What's occuring?
I've come over all Welsh. Tidy.
Well, perhaps that's a slight exaggeration, but this is the first of two pieces inspired by the singing in the valleys, the daffodils and the burly men playing rugby like their life depended on it. I'm also writing in a Welsh accent - can you tell?
So, while I was seeking inspiration for the Postcard Challenge - I found a photograph of Snowdonia online - one of those magical scenes where the sun has managed to find a way through the stormy skies lighting up the landscape from underneath the clouds in a slightly other-worldly fashion.
It's been a while since I attempted to paint the great outdoors and so to make it doubly hard on myself I decided not to use a paintbrush! I got my palette knife out and dragged and stippled the acrylics then touched up with oil pastels. The rocks and dry stone wall though had a secret ingredient to help add a little texture....
So, this could be my postcard... but I've had another slightly more ridiculous idea that I am about to attempt... If you come back tomorrow and there's not one of the Bee Gees on here then it all went horribly wrong...
You're getting this for Paint Party Friday on a Thursday night (it's that new blog party thing - you must have heard of it?!)
PS - See that button on my sidebar... the one at the top... ?
Labels:
acrylic,
landscapes,
mixed media,
Paint Party Friday,
Snowdonia,
Wales,
Welsh
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