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Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Fences 2

Fences 2
small, 5" x 5.5"
Pastel
Casey Klahn
pas camera
A studio revision of an on sight painting.



13 comments:

  1. I love this one also. The mauves and blue greys with ochres. Wonderful colors. I admire your color "sense". It is something I am always learning.

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  2. "Good fences make good neighbors." I know yours don't live close by, but they must be great ones.

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  3. Sam:

    Yeah, my hood has good neighbors. But, I see more hawks, owls, coyotes and deer per week than I see peoples.

    This remnant fence is next to the barn, and has a ramp for loading animals on the truck. Our farm is all in surplus now.

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  4. I can get too casual. Assuming it is possible to overdo that good thing, I'd like to reaffirm how much I truly admire your pastel paintings. I of course appreciate all of your generous posts and essays about other artists and their work (okay--specifically Matisse and WK), but I also learn a lot from your own virtuosity.

    Now, don't let it go to your talented head. ;0)

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  5. I appreciate the comment, Sam, and your faithful reading, too.

    I need the kudos, especially on days when the art doesn't work out. Except that today was one of those days when it did. Whoop!

    The big head is a deadly thing. Like Andrew Wyeth said: when you get a critique, that is a bad thing. When you get a compliment, that is also a bad thing.

    Too bad I'm not Andrew Wyeth...

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  6. Beautiful colors, like a soft light coming through stained glass -- makes the heart flutter!

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  7. On sight? On site? Or perhaps on site, on sight? :)

    So delicious!!

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  8. I got my rock climbing terms mixed up with my painting terms. Oops @-))

    Thanks, Jala!

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  9. A little gem! Beautiful piece, Casey!

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  10. I know i'm late to posting here, but this is a little gem indeed! Love the colors and light in this one!!

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