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Sepia Cactus
20X20 |
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Phantom Herd
14X24
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Two more paintings completed. My inspiration on the cactus painting goes back to the days when my father was a professional photographer. This was from the 40's to the 70"s. Back in the day when there were very few colored photographs. Much of his work was sepia toned. I decided to try to reproduce that look in a painting. I was happy with the results. The Phantom Herd is a subject I have done a number of times before and each time the painting sold. Every version has been slightly different from the others. I decided to do it again in yet a different way.
I am now working on another desert scene. What makes this one different is the frame dimension which is long and narrow similar to the Phantom Herd frame. I have had requests for a desert painting in that size from a number of people so I thought I would try it. I have done smaller ones in that format but this one is much larger. I am also working on a small commissioned painting of Mexican tissue paper flowers. I'll post photos of each when they are done.
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