"Half Dark on the Way Home" Landscape Art
"Half dark on the Way Home" is an acrylic painting on unstretched canvas. The overall size of the canvas is approximately 7” high by 10” wide. You can see in one of the photos the rough edges of the unstretched piece of canvas. As an artist, I live just a few blocks from the foothills and often walk close to dusk. This daily connection to the foothills inspires much of my work, including the dramatic skies and shifting light seen in this piece. It's a perfect way to bring the essence of nature into your space. Read about this painting on my blogpost here
"Half dark on the Way Home" is an acrylic painting on unstretched canvas. The overall size of the canvas is approximately 7” high by 10” wide. You can see in one of the photos the rough edges of the unstretched piece of canvas. As an artist, I live just a few blocks from the foothills and often walk close to dusk. This daily connection to the foothills inspires much of my work, including the dramatic skies and shifting light seen in this piece. It's a perfect way to bring the essence of nature into your space. Read about this painting on my blogpost here
"Half dark on the Way Home" is an acrylic painting on unstretched canvas. The overall size of the canvas is approximately 7” high by 10” wide. You can see in one of the photos the rough edges of the unstretched piece of canvas. As an artist, I live just a few blocks from the foothills and often walk close to dusk. This daily connection to the foothills inspires much of my work, including the dramatic skies and shifting light seen in this piece. It's a perfect way to bring the essence of nature into your space. Read about this painting on my blogpost here
This abstract impressioonistic landscspe explores “Half Dark on the Way Home,” a plein air painting that uses impasto to capture the fleeting moment between day and night. The bold textures and quick brushstrokes highlight themy direct interaction with the shifting nature, conveying a sense of immediacy and emotional depth
