Tenía la intención de pintar fuera de casa pero hace bastante frío y hay vientos de 80 Kms/hora, según el Servicio Meteorológico, y todavía no consigo pintar volando por el aire. La semana pasada hice 40 fotos cerca de casa y mientras paseaba pude ver algunos sitios interesantes para pintar. Si no puedo salir pintaré encinas hay un montón y ahora tienen unos colores ocres y verdes a pesar, que verdaderamente no hay ninguna con el mismo color.
Mientras tanto en esta pintura lo que quería era mostrar el crecimiento anárquico de la hierba y un árbol extraño a contraluz
My intention was to paint out of home, but the wether is too cold and there is winds on 80 Kms/h., according to Service Meteorological, and I'm not used to paint flying in the air yet. Last week I took 40 photos not too far away to my house, while I was walking around I could see some places from which had interesting paintings to do. If I can't get out I'll paint some ilex, there are a lot of them and now they have colors ochre and green, although there isn't any with the same color certainly.
Meanwhile, in this painting what I wanted was to display the grass anarchic growing and a strange tree against the light.
Se nota la anarquía de la hierba, la abundante vegetación, la rugosidad del tronco del arbol y la multitud de sus hojas. ¿Qué más se puede pedir? Chapeau!
ResponderEliminarSe nota el fresquito que la sombra del árbol ofrece y reconozco que no es fácil conseguir este resultado. Enhorabuena Julián.
ResponderEliminarYa llegará el buen tiempo para que puedas pintar al aire libre.
Saludos
I love your colors in the shadows! The blue rocks especially. They play so nice with the distant sunshine. The entanglement up the tree trunk is equally intriguing. Well done!
ResponderEliminarI hope the weather permits you to go paint plein air more often...
Hola Manel, gracias por tu comentario. Nos contemplamos
ResponderEliminarHola Dav, qué bueno que viniste, como decían en las películas. Gracias por la opinión de un artista como tú.
ResponderEliminarThanks Susan, I'm an admirer of your paintings impresionist and I would like write posts about feelings like you do.
ResponderEliminarThanks Julian, and thanks for visiting!
ResponderEliminarJulian, you mean you can not paint and fly at the same time? I would like to do a painting of you flying and painting :) Watch my blog...it might just happen...If you go and paint in the wind, you might just end up at my house. We can paint together.
ResponderEliminarAnother beautiful, not wc, painting. The blue rocks remind me of Robin's eggs (bird). That would have to be one giant bird. I loved how you used that same color up the tree in the shadow. Good repeat of color.
Beautiful painting Julian. I love how you've made the shadows look full of light. I love it.
ResponderEliminarUy, Julián, tú no quieres que te digas lo que dije la última vez,pero es verdad, tarde o temprano tendrás que hacerlo... te lo vaticino!!!
ResponderEliminarEstá preciosa esta pintura!
Un abrazo,
Carolina
La naturaleza es bella por su desorganizacion, por sus colores vivos, por su olor. Es un llamado feroz a los sentidos del ser humano. Sin dudas que lo ha plasmado muy bien.
ResponderEliminarHi Kathy, I don't have enough training yet on how flying and painting at the same time, but I'll pass for your blog, I coudn't do it before because I was very busy at swimming in my river where you threw me. MPDR.
ResponderEliminarYou are right, the blue things are eggs. MPDR.
Actually, I was not too much convinced about them, but thanks Kathy I am glad with your visit and comment so benevolent. We will watch each other.
Thanks Crystal, I appreciate your so kind opinion. Now,I'm trying to make an portrait on watercolor to my granddaughter and I'm learning from you.
ResponderEliminarPero, qué amable eres. Ya estoy exponiendo para todos vosotros, mis amigos, en mi blog. Prefiero vuestras críticas a otras que me harían, Ja,Ja..
ResponderEliminarGracias, Carolina por tu visita y tus reconfortantes opiniones.
Muchos saludos
Hola Alejandro, gracias por tus comentarios. Me voy a ver tu blog. Me parece que hoy toca historia.
ResponderEliminarHi Julián:
ResponderEliminarI just want to say that its a really beautiful painting. I love the contrast and shades.
take care
Ben
Thanks Ben. I like to paint landscapes and I hope to show more.
ResponderEliminarHi Julian, you know I have to come back on your remarks to me....I am glad that you know how to swim...I would have jumped in to save you, but I do not swim so why should I drown for you. We haven't even met yet. I will keep coming back to this painting to see if birds crack open your rocks...then we will know for sure if they are eggs or not....MPDR
ResponderEliminarKathy, luckily when I was 16 years old, I was accostumed to swiming several miles every day. You should learn to swim for if someone throws you at Chicago dock and I will not be there, furthermore It's impossible I can recognize you from your blog's photo.
ResponderEliminarI think for today I have using quite enough English. Auf Wiedersehen.
jajajaaaaa!!! que gracia tenes, por favor!! "no consigo pintar volando por el aire"! :D
ResponderEliminarLa pintura es interesante con la luz del sol primaveral por detras; y la primavera es asi, hace calor por la tarde temprano, pero cuando empieza a caer la nochecita... agarrate! te congelas del viento y el frio.
Julian, I want to sit under this tree! Your colors are so beautiful!
ResponderEliminarHola Carolina, aquí en España hace un frio que pela, hay nieve otra vez. Gracias por venir desde tan lejos a darte una vuelta por mi blog. Yo cogeré el primer Internet que salga y me iré a ver alguno de tus documentados estudios.
ResponderEliminarSaludos
Hi Lori, thanks for your comment, instead I would rather be in the sea with better wether.
ResponderEliminarOk Julian, I will learn how to swim so I can swim over to visit. Can I use your paints when I get there. I do not think I would be good enough to swim with them on my back right away. Maybe next month I would. MPDR
ResponderEliminari love this palette. the first time i have seen shade so pretty and alive.
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