So, about colour. Here are a couple pictures I took in New Brunswick a couple of weeks ago - the colours aren't quite in full bloom.....but you get the point! Lots of oranges and reds and yellows. Very very pretty. So it got me to thinkin'........why don't I talk about the warm colours?
I thought that I was not normally drawn to the warm colours in my own paintings. Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against warm colours - I am not some kind of colour racist. I just like the warm colours balanced out with cool blues and greens. BUT then once I started to go through my library of works, I realized that I have used a warm colour scheme in a number of the pieces.
So, have compiled a list of my works that are HOT. I don't mean that in a Paris Hilton kind of way, but rather in a temperature-of-the-composition kind of way. Although, who am I to dispute Ms. Hilton?! ;-)
Here are a few. Enjoy!
This piece "Offset" was my first sale at 129 Ossington. It was one of my first landscapes that was primarily warm-paletted. Yes, warm-paletted is a word!!!! |
"Hard", which takes its name from the letters spelled out in red, has a bit of cool to balance the red, but I love it, so I included it! (Sorry, it is SOLD!) |
I like this piece too. "Refined Lady" IS available! I love the ghost image of the VW bug in the background! |
"Common Sense" (available as a print) This piece is old. This piece is sold. This piece is primarily gold. |
SEEING RED! "Rat Race" is sold. |
"Barfly" (6" x 9") however, is available! |
This piece is a commission for a client. "Predictions" turned out really well....and matched my clients house PERFECTLY!!! |
This piece is also kinda old. But I do like it! It is long since sold! The only thing I am not crazy about? The font on the quote....it is a bit slutty for this piece! There. I said it! |
A VERY VERY OLD COMMISSION. Meh! |
I like this one a lot! It sold the first time I showed it!!! |
I did this painting for a poster company. I will share the TERRIBLE story in a future blog. |
Do you have a favourite?
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