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Title - A Perfect Storm
Size - 5 in. x 5 in. x .75 in.
Acrylic Paints On Wood Block
Sides Are Painted Black
Price - $55
Today's painting is from my Big Sky Rainy Day series. A tiny farm house sits waiting for the storm to hit on a rustic landscape with big fluffy storm clouds taking up the entire sky. A sawtooth hanger can be provided upon request or this little painting would be lovely on a display easel or even sitting on a shelf as is. Postage includes Postal Insurance and Priority Shipping in the USA.
Feel free to contact me through my email or through the upper left corner of this blog with any questions or inquiries. You can also visit my Art Website at itayaart.com to see more paintings that are available as well as paintings that have been collected or sold. The Art Website is a work in progress so more will be added as time allows.
Feel free to contact me through my email or through the upper left corner of this blog with any questions or inquiries. You can also visit my Art Website at itayaart.com to see more paintings that are available as well as paintings that have been collected or sold. The Art Website is a work in progress so more will be added as time allows.
4 comments:
I really like these 'big sky' paintings! I used to live in Norfolk, parts of which are flat, so the sky could seem huge and your paintings are reminding me of that a bit and tempting me to do some 'big sky' paintings of my own!
Hi Judy! I hope you do some big sky paintings as they are so much fun! Don't know why I haven't tried this perspective before. They remind me of parts of where I was raised as well. My sister pointed that out as I didn't even realize I was capturing some of my roots. :) Thanks for your lovely comments which are always greatly appreciated and for stopping by!!
It took me a while to realise that I keep painting the Castle Meadows because they remind me of the flat parts of Norfolk, even though I'm surrounded by beautiful mountains here in Wales!
Yeah...I think subconsciously we draw on our roots...no matter where we end up. :) I'm surrounded by the Cascades and Olympic mountains and love them very much. But, sometimes I miss seeing the sweeping skyscapes as we are surrounded by very tall evergreens that block much of that. So I will just paint what I don't always get to see! :)
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