Wednesday, 21 August 2019
#482 Worcestershire Hills
We were recently staying with friends in the countryside near Kidderminster. I've not been before and I loved the patchwork of hills and sheep grazing in the foreground.
I drew the scene and took photos so I was able to produce this painting in the studio. I choose the point of the sun being below the horizon but just glowing some last colour.
I didn't copy the sketch completely but moved the trees and enlarged the strip of distant hills at that was important to me.
I used a Loxely canvas clear gesso primed - its linen colour, useful as a mid-tone for a sunset which is generally a bit darker tone than a daytime painting. Nice to let some of the linen colour show through in the painting.
Labels:
England,
English Landscape,
Landscape,
Sunset,
Trees
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