Evening Reflections; Great Crested Grebe (22"x12")
Watercolour on paper, again a developed field sketch from last year. Apalling weather here in sweden at the minute, it does at least help me to work on developing a growing backlog of fieldwork...
A complete overview of my bird art, right through from it's inception as field sketches, through to completed paintings, collages and Black and Whites. To view or purchase completed pieces click on the link to www.alandalton.net at the bottom left of this image...
Thursday, 18 June 2009
New Watercolour; Little Ringed Plover
Finished Painting; Autumn Woodlark
Autumn Woodlark; Finished Canvas. (30"x10") Acrylic Paint.
Detail from painting....
The latest finished piece, a Woodlark depicted in autumn grasses. Heavy use of paint by means of a pallette knife a feature of this piece, adds a lot of interest and helped me to avoid getting bogged down in detail with regard to rendering the grasses. Limited palette using just six colours including Neutral Tint and Titanium Thite. Raw Sienna, Olive Green, Cobalt Blue and Cadium Yellow the main pigments used...
Sunday, 14 June 2009
Hobby and Emperor Dragonfly; New Painting.
Hobby and Emperor Dragonfly; Finished Painting; 36"x24"; Acrylic on Canvas.
Detail from the finished painting....
The bird blocked in over the sky...
The first stage complete. A couple of heavy coats of sky blue applied and left to dry before I went back in and added the cloud....
My latest painting, a fairly large canvas this one. The scene was inspired by my trip to Ă–stra Styran a few weeks ago where I watched four of these brilliant little falcons hunting dragonflies over the reedbeds. Super sight and have wanted to paint it ever since.
My latest painting, a fairly large canvas this one. The scene was inspired by my trip to Ă–stra Styran a few weeks ago where I watched four of these brilliant little falcons hunting dragonflies over the reedbeds. Super sight and have wanted to paint it ever since.
Saturday, 13 June 2009
Monday, 8 June 2009
Lates Sketches, 7th June 2009
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