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| Drayton Grant Park at Burger Hill, Oil, 10x18 inches. |
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Previously: View from Burger Hill
Saturday, September 7, 2019
Burger Hill, from below
Burger Hill near Rhinebeck commands a lofty vista of the Catskills and it’s a favorite sledding spot in the winter.
Looking up at it from its base, it presents a smooth curve against the sky, a pure abstraction found in Nature,
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Previously: View from Burger Hill
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Previously: View from Burger Hill
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3 comments:
This one's a tad less intricate than the one before.
Hi James, I notice you often use casein as an undercoat but I don't understand why you wouldn't paint the scene in casein as well..it's easier to correct a slip up and it's a paint you often used in the past.
Enjoy your emails every night!
Terry
Terry, I have done many paintings all in casein. But I like gouache better for fine detail, and with gouache I don't need to worry about the paint drying on the brush if I have to wait a while to clean them.
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