Showing posts with label Snake River Canyon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snake River Canyon. Show all posts

Friday, August 5, 2011

Snake River Canyon near Murtaugh, Idaho

Still a Work in Progress...
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The latest incarnation on my painting of the Snake River Canyon from near Murtaugh. Now all the steps I knew needed to be taken have been done. It is still not what I wish it to be so now I must look at it and let it tell me what is next....
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Monday, July 25, 2011

Snake River Canyon near Murtaugh, Work in progress

From Roger's....
Work in Progress 24"x30"
I have been trying, unsuccessfully, to take photos right after finishing my painting for the day. With the effects of a summer cold, I am too shaky to take a good picture.... but here it is so far.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

...begining

Painting with total concentration is a healing and exhilarating experience. I entered the studio today fatigued and in pain. Wielding the brush took it all that away and brought the joy of exploration, of shape making, and pushing color relationships,. along with the challenging attempt of putting my feeling about this place into those color, texture and shape relationships. The Snake River Canyon always inspires feelings of awe in me, at the powerful forces at work in the earth. I love this view of the river rushing through the bottom of this tear in the earth.... these walls of lava. (the blueness may be too strong.... or perhaps I will bring the other colors into relationship with the blues...).

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Sketch of Snake River Canyon Near Twin Falls

Found! A great place to work to paint views of the Snake River Canyon!!! A dear and most hospitable friend is building a wonderful home at this site (imagine arising in the morning to this view.... A-h-h-h....). I was able to spend a couple of hours here yesterday. Just enough time to do this very quick and rough sketch, begin a painting, and take a few photos. The site has many wonderful vistas I will enjoy exploring and interpreting the wonders of the canyon both here on the rim and down in the canyon. I see dozens of possibilities, and my friend is willing, even happy, to have me trespassing!

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