September 11, 2006

Farm

I have some problems with this, mainly that the kids are HUGE compared to the barn. I tried to make the fence darker and bigger at this end to make it appear closer. I don't think it entirely saved the thing. I liked the idea for this painting, maybe when I get better I can do it right on a large board. I was pleased with most of the rest of the things in it. The chickens are a little stiff legged but not the worst I have done.

7 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

When you wrote 'kids' i thought you were referring to goats! You see where my mind is ;D. This is very ambitious and you've done really well with it, Tami. It'll be fun to see your subsequent versions of this idea!

4:49 AM  
Blogger Lin said...

What a lovely scene!!! NICELY done, Tami! And the colors are so fitting for the peaceful quality it has!!! I too look forward to seeing more renderings of this ... !!!

5:09 AM  
Blogger Teri said...

What a lovely pastoral scene Tami. The little bikes on the fence set the scene so well. the barn just looks to be in the background. That works well.

8:31 AM  
Blogger Teri said...

What a lovely pastoral scene Tami. The little bikes on the fence set the scene so well. the barn just looks to be in the background. That works well.

8:31 AM  
Blogger Linda said...

I really love this -- what a wonderful vantage point!

2:06 PM  
Blogger Michael Emerald said...

Wow, this is really good. You do a GREAT job at something I like a lot: forming an emotional impression of a scene. Exaggerating perspective, colors. Even the horizon line. That's what I'm after with my stuff. In this case the farm scene conveys an impression.

Michael Emerald

12:51 PM  
Blogger Sandy said...

I love this one too. Belongs in a childrens book.

7:47 AM  

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