Drei weitere Plein Air Bilder aus dem sonnigen Wien.
Station Margaretengürtel, 15 x 20 cm, Oil on Matboard
House of the Sea | Haus des Meeres, 20 x 15 cm, Oil on Matboard
Museumsquartier, 20 x 15 cm, Oil on Matboard
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I like the bunch of people under the umbrella.
Thanks Don, slowly I start adding people into my paintings. Trevor Chamberlain said: If there are none in the landscapes, they look like Sunday morning pictures.
you have beautiful paintings, i like your edge control very much. i especially like the treein the first painting
Servus!
Sag, hast du die Personen nachträglich hinzugefügt? Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, dass die dabei waren! Aber wahrscheinlich liegt's bei mir am ADS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3w6p2vVKGA
Lieben Gruß, Michael
Stefan -- Nice paintings -- glad to see you're a fellow Trevor Chamberlain fan -- he's a great painter. -- Kevin
ADS, ADHD, ADD, ABS, SIPS, IPFA or what ever, it's beautiful serie Stefan, or wen man es anders muss sagen "OOAK" (One of a kind)
Servus Michael, es bestürzt mich immer wieder, wie kurz Deine Aufmerksamkeitsspanne ist und vor allem wie genau Du hinsiehst. Dank ADS bist Du entschuldigt. ;-)
Kevin- besides Richard Schmid, Trevor Chamberlain is another favourite of mine. Another one I recently dicovered is Edward Seago.
Hi George, almost missed to answer your comment. Thanks for dropping by. The edgework is something I am working on at the moment and it is amazing how important the edges are to the story of the painting.
Thanks René, the first one was painted a little later and I think because of being so industrious in painting right now I gain a certain continuity.
I love the shapes created in House of the Sea. I actually enjoy Sunday morning pictures. You have created environments that I would live to explore. I am never disappointed when I visit your blog Stefan
Stefan, 3 really nice ones. I love the effect of light in the first... looks like a great building to paint!! You have a knack for capturing the life of daylight!!
cheers, Michael.
Thanks Robin for frequently coming by and leaving a comment. If it is not too hot, like it is now, Vienna is a wonderful place to paint. Forget about the Tuscany and France.;-)
Hi Michael, it almost seems that I am a fine weather painter. Thanks for your compliment.
I love the shadow side of the building on the left, first piece. That cool/warm variation really breaths life into it. Great color. Glad to have now found your blog!
Thanks Ed, I really enjoy painting these small ones. To judge the values and the colors is really a tricky thing, but you know that.
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