I like to put a figure in here and there. For a scene like this, I've learned that it is best to keep the figures to just a few strokes. I'll probably go back into this and add and subtract a few things.
Painting, Celeste Bergin, At the Coast, oil on 12x9 stretched canvas
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15 comments:
Very fine use of color.
What a blinding light! Beautiful.
J'aime cette toile avec l'horizon que l'on découvre comme si nous étions là, cette luminosité nous emporte avec les senteurs d'embruns..ces aérosols marins enlevés par le vent à la crête des vagues!
Magnifique composition.
bonne journée Céleste.
cath.
I like this composition with the horizon which one discovers as if we were there, this luminosity carries us with the scents of spray. .ces marine aerosols removed by the wind with the peak of the waves!
Splendid composition.
Have a good day Celeste.
cath.
Ooh, this is perfect as is, Celeste! Once again, I am transported to the beautiful PNW and especially to a weekend I spent at Cannon Beach. Such a very lovely beach scene!
The scene looks really peaceful.
I love that you just pop a figure in here and there. That would have taken me forever to do!
really nice! the glare on the water is effective
PS saw your work at Kangaroo Coffee even better in person
Wonderful Celeste! Reflecting and refreshing.
Love this painting Celeste!
Perfect.
Simple and poetic. Wonderful!
I REALLY like this one, Celeste! Perfect focal point created via light and figures.
Great painting Celeste! Love the use of red on the rocks!
Hi, Celeste,
I really love this work like you say, a "figure" and the sun. Figures make our work humane.
Cheers, Sadami
Celeste , this is wonderful. I've just been struggling with some foreground figures and it's so hard to keep it down to just a few strokes. You've nailed it. Me, I think I shall avoid foreground figures in future!
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