'View from the Eisenhower Farm'
Gettysburg Festival Art Colony 2012
Oil
6 x 8
On the third day of the Gettysburg Festival Artist Colony,
I gave a workshop on working with a limited palette
when painting plein air. I really enjoyed seeing the artists
try various limited palettes as they approached their
next painting, and when we went to the Eisenhower farm
in the afternoon, I used a limited palette of Prussian Blue,
Alizarin Crimson and Cadmium Lemon Yellow for
this view of the mountains.
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Claire Beadon Carnell
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5 comments:
I love seeing works painted with limited palettes. This is lovely and has inspired me to try to mix more colors.
I love seeing works painted with limited palettes. This is lovely and has inspired me to try to mix more colors.
I can't believe you only used three colors, Claire! This really is stunning.
Thank you so much, Maria. If you try the limited palettes, you will learn SO much about color.
I really did, Sherry! I have been having fun trying different combinations for a limited palette and this is one of my favorites.
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