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Boston from the Footbridge
9" x 12" x 1.5"
Oil with a palette knife on cradled board
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Of course, I couldn't resist adding just a few windows. And I tried something new in the reddish building in the back. I scraped away the paint with the knife to create the feel of a row windows instead of painting them on top.
5 comments:
Wonderful!
Très jolie peinture... j'ai tant aimé Boston.
Bisous
First off, I was amazed at the cinder block detail. Then I realized I could see right through that window behind them! The colors exquisite, the perspective perfect, and once again I am sitting here wondering how you do such beautiful pieces using only your palette knives. You are the best of the best, my friend!
Nice - bright and cheery. My husband has started to use palette knives in stead of brushes just lately.
I so enjoy palette knife paintings and I love you scrapings to create sheer curtains and rows of skyscraper windows. You're
creating great texture variety with that technique.
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