I will continue to add paintings to this page. I used Color Wheel Five to keep me on track while painting all of the following paintings. When I need a neutral, I check back with the color wheel.
Crayon Candle from 1956
Ink and Watercolor Drawing, December 25, 2011 – Christmas Present for my mother back in 1956, made in Mrs. Morecraft’s First Grade Class.
Coffee Time, ink and watercolor
December 22, 2011 ….. Drawing after lunch at the Famished Frog in Morristown, NJ. Color added in studio later that night.
Breaking Through Morning Mist
December 15, 2011 – My focus was on clean color, not too intense, and maintaining value patterns within a narrow value scale eliminating both the strong lights and the strong darks.
Interior - Looking through and beyond the kitchen
December 11, 2011 – The goal was to use both full saturation and neutralized hues emphasizing light, middle and dark values patterns.
Misty Morning
December 5, 2011 – The morning landscape through my windows is often shrouded in fog. The sun attempts to shine through the fog, creating an inspiring combination of mist and morning light.
Landscape
December 4, 2011 … Imposing color on a gray morning in December.
Morning Landscape
December 4, 2011 … the sun peaks through the morning clouds … temporarily.
February 22, 2012 at 6:05 pm
I really like your use of color! You achieve such a beautiful luminosity.
February 22, 2012 at 6:20 pm
Thanks, Blaze!