I'll admit you sent me to Google with "Uluru,"Jason, but when I saw the name "Ayers Rock" I knew what you meant. I don't think my hay can stack up against the rock (sorry:)but I appreciate the compliment.
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Don Gray
I must like extremes. Having painted many murals that cover the sides of large buildings, now I find myself doing daily paintings that fit in the palm of a hand. Truth is, large or small, I don't care. With a brush in my hand and something to paint on, I'm happy.
I've drawn and painted nearly all my life. Earliest inspirations came from the landscape of my childhood in rural Oregon. I lived many years in the Pacific Northwest, later spent five years in Arizona and seven in California. Recently my wife Brenda and I have returned to the Oregon valley where we used to live. I've always felt nurtured and sustained by my relationship with the land and the light of the West.
My paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the
United States. I've also taught, painted numerous indoor and outdoor
murals and illustrated over twenty books.
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8 comments:
This one is great Don. The man made lines and bales contrast well with the natural shape of the mountains and clouds. I like those colors.
Good stuff.
You have such a wonderful touch with that late afternoon light. Just perfect.
Monumental!
Thanks for the encouraging words, Frank.
Thank you Bill!
Suzanne, good to hear from you--thanks.
I agree with Suzanne-- my first thought was 'monumental'!
Kind of like a recreation of Uluru, in hay.
I'll admit you sent me to Google with "Uluru,"Jason, but when I saw the name "Ayers Rock" I knew what you meant. I don't think my hay can stack up against the rock (sorry:)but I appreciate the compliment.
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