6x6 Oil on PanelWednesday, August 4, 2010
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14 comments:
windows are super on this one...well, its all wonderful!
Karen, I love your tractor, and farm series! These are fantastic! Everything about these paintings is outstanding!
Karen, this little painting has such great energy, and I love how you cropped it.
Karen, I think you've definitely converted me to a "tractor" girl with the latest paintings. Another great one.
Nice "suggestion" of everything. Like the composition too.
Great colors and exciting brush work.
One of the old tractor sayings "Pull me closer
John Deere". I think the farm series is great.
Your tractor paintings bring back childhood memories for me. I loved riding on the hay-wagon at my friend's farm... but never got to 'pretend to drive' a lovely green tractor like this one!
Kim
Nice loose paintings with so much movement. Great style evolving in your pieces, love it!
Really nice depth and energy in this painting. I love paintings of machinery.
This looks like a 6400 John Deere Tractor, not too small and not too big. We had one while farming in Missouri. Love the painting. You captured the John Deere Green.
Ruth
Your always able to capture light and energy so well in your paintings. Great composition, too!
Love the tractor....as would my husband!!! The light and color of the background is wonderful
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These big guys get better and better all the time. Love the green sweeping lines and the swirls of yellow and red in the tires. Bravo!
So much energy and light in this great little painting. The color is vibrant. I really like the composition also.
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