Still working on my large liquid acrylic paintings. I’ve got two to a stage I’m satisfied with but the final one remains elusive, so I thought a change of pace whilst I think about my next move might be beneficial. In the Lake District on a warm spring late afternoon and the blueness of the mountain backdrop with the light peeping over the hills makes Derwent water a great place to be. I thought I would work a bit larger than my normal pastel landscapes, this is 56×36 cm which is slightly smaller than my figurative work, but big for my landscapes. I think working bigger in pastels does afford more options when mark making.
Other landscapes are on my website grahammcquadefineart.com
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Lovely piece – catches the atmosphere; know Derwentwater of old.
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Thanks, I appreciate your comment. With Catbells and the other hills looming at the other side of the lake and the sun pushing them into a dark relief it is like no other boating lake that I know of.
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