Doing studio work has always been a chore for me. I understand the need to practice it to strengthen my visual memory and to improve technique and finish. But it’s not as much fun to me to paint a landscape if I’m not sitting in front of it, and somehow the result seems less valuable. I think it’s because photography was so much the shortcut in school – we were never really taught how to use it properly, and so I’ve developed a bad taste in using it to aid in studio pieces. But, none the less, I did try my hand at them, and I do mean to do more. I think it will improve my outdoor work and I’d like that.
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The light in this painting is magical. 🙂
You have a good eye for lighting!
thank you!