This is another of my small pieces made for Skyeworks charity exhibition 'Home to the Hills'
Often my inspiration comes from photographs, as although I do love drawing outside the weather often conspires against me, and to be honest it gets a wee bit chilly at this time of year! I took this photograph earlier in the year and I love the contrast between rock and foliage.
to begin with I began creating the collage using the land, sea and sky in a similar format to the photo
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But I decided the sea was detracting from the composition.
So sea became land.... the flowers are very textured. I used crackle medium on the petals.
And the rock is a piece of citrasolv paper..
As a final touch the little croft was added on the horizon.
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This is fantastic Morag. I love the flowers especially...every little crackled petal. I have so many photos I take of the landscape here in Kansas and you are inspiring me to get them out to see what I can do. Such a beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI love all the lovely textures in this, Morag and I particularly like that beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteThe texture and beauty of your pieces always blow me! Another favourite!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. I just love the texture you achieve.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece. You are such an inspiring and talented artist! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh, so great work! Really amazing to get that look!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece, love the texture and colours. Valerie
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the photo, Morag, and then added and added to your painting. The results are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWowness..I always love seeing your process! So gorgeous..so very sensory..a feast of texture and nature's energy shining through..pure awesomeness! I love that you are so inspired by nature,,me too!! Always a treat visiting your world...this was a beautiful journey!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteI love this process and what an inspiration if you get stuck too!! Thanks for sharing your amazing process!! Gorgeous colours and texture... love this piece!
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I love seeing where your inspiration comes from. You always use such beautiful colours in your work ....
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous! I LOVE all those delicious colors and textures! Bravo, xo
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