Two Trees on the Hill
colored pencil on Rising Museum Board
4.5 x 6.5 inches
©Ann Thompson Nemcosky
This is what I have been working on over the past few days. I have been wanting to get back to working in colored pencil and used this drawing as a practice piece of sorts, to become familiar again with drawing. There are more paintings of my 100 painting project coming, but I have been feeling a need for more balance in my work. Drawing, for me, is such a nice balance to painting.
This is a view from the Blue Ridge Parkway near my home. Just over the hill with the trees and before the more distant hill is a road that I travel nearly every time I return from town. I have always liked the openness there. Just before that stretch the road is very windy and tree lined. Then the road straightens out for a bit as it rises up with these bare, rolling hills on either side and it's like an exhale, ahhhh....
Ann,
ReplyDeleteI love your work and on this one I have to agree - ahhh!
xoxo
Funny, when I opened your site that's exactly what I did. i went "Aaaah". I love the airy sense of openness and tranquility in this piece.
ReplyDeleteI really like the sense of space in this and I've always loved your coloured pencil pieces so I'm pleased to hear your going to be doing more!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wonder if there's any other thing that I can do that can be more relaxing that looking at your drawings... =)
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous work Ann, and truth to be told, I'm always a fan
This is really gorgeous Anne. I love the title. It makes me feel relaxed and balanced looking at it. I want to go sit under those trees, or run through that field. Lovely! I know what you mean about drawing, too. I've been having a hard time focusing on painting lately.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful. I can't imagine drawing on such a small piece of paper! I need room for my hands and arms to flap around :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a bright relaxed feel..
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty - you really live in a beautiful part of the world, and your drawings and paintings of it are just the best! nancy
ReplyDeleteThank you all!
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully serene. As a flatlander I do envy your mountain surroundings!
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