Path
acrylic and oil on gesso board
6 x 6 inches
©Ann Thompson Nemcosky
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acrylic and oil on gesso board
6 x 6 inches
©Ann Thompson Nemcosky
For purchase information click here
So here I am, at the start of my 100 painting project. It seems appropriate that the first painting is a sunny path, as I begin this painting journey. This piece started life as an acrylic painting. When I covered the acrylic with oil paint, it came to life. And that's when I knew that I wanted to do a whole lot more painting in oil.
Many of these paintings will be available for sale in my Etsy shop. Because honestly, what am I going to do with 100 paintings taking up precious space in my little house? And if I can send them off to new homes then I have that much more room to make more paintings.
13 comments:
What a beautiful lane to stroll down! Very pretty, Ann!
I like this!! :-)
Beautiful Ann! I especially like the foliage of the trees.
Great depth, texture and love the play of lights & darks.
This is really beautiful! I so admire your ambition and wish you, here at the starting gate, success in reaching your goal. 100 paintings! Wow..
This is a lovely sketch. The trees and their shadows look so real and natural. I can just picture myself taking a pleasant walk down this path.
OH, this reminds me of a place I used to live...*homesick*. Thank you!
What a lovely start to a worthy and ambitious goal! I wish you well on your journey and look forward to seeing more of them! nancy
Lovely painting, and so nice to see sun and grass - I'm surrounded by deep snow so this is actually making me feel warm looking at it. Good luck with the 99 others, can't wait to see them!
You are off to a great start! Gorgeous! I look forward to seeing more. :)
Love the play of shadows across the path. Lots of depth, I'm drawn right in.
Lovely! I think my family who all live in Boone, would love to be able to go for a nice long walk down this path!! Dappled sunshine and green! Hope you are weathering the winter blast ok!
It's beautiful! Interesting the difference in your style when working in oils..... do keep going!
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