| The North End
Oil on board, 6" x 6"
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| Our drive the other day to the northern edge of the valley was like going back a month in time. The flatland narrows here and the mountains loom closer, so despite recent warmer weather, there was still deep snow. It was spectacularly beautiful though; a blustery day of dueling sun and shadow, with snow flurries drifting across the fields like fog. This rancher bladed out a path to feed his sheep.
There's a little town on this most wintery end of the valley, called Summerville. Go figure. |
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8 comments:
Beautiful, Don!
Suzanne, thank you!
Nice, I really get the sense of cold from this one. I'm planning a trip out that way in May. I hope it warms up a little before then.
This seems a bit looser than per your usual, Don (or am I a little nuts?)-- and it works great! Good values and color. Your winter stuff feels the appropriate amount of chill...
Can't wait for spring! :)
I'm sure it will be beautiful by the time of your trip, Bill. Thanks for stopping by.
Jason, you're right, this is a bit looser. It's one of those that kind of painted itself quite quickly while I stood by and watched. I wish I could make that happen more often. Thanks for your comments.
Love the clouds and feeling of cold and motion in this. Great job!
I appreciate that, Diana--glad you came by.
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