This view from Guise Cliff was stunning. The air was fresh and cool. Occasionally a gentle breeze would pass through and rustle the grasses as I looked down upon the colorful valley. As far as I could see there were farm houses,
villages, reservoirs, large and small estates, the peaceful
River Nidd and fields with sheep and cattle grazing. England never looked more beautiful to me.
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Nidderdale
36x48", oil on canvas
Rita Salazar Dickerson |
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Stage 6: Painting the foreground. |
This painting was fun but a challenge. Using only palette knives, I constantly underestimated the amount of paint I needed so I was always squeezing out more and more paint; it rarely seemed like it was ever enough.
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The final painting with the 8x10" color study. |
Great!
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