I am in the middle of a few incomplete projects at the moment, so here is another acrylic painting. It is a return to an old subject, with an old painting – the view from Clieves’ Hills. I did it in 2012, before I started blogging. It looks from the low hill across a summery view of Halsall and the Moss, towards the coast and Southport where I live.
I like the richness of colour in the foreground that helps create the aerial perspective which is driven further with the smokey blue background. Somebody else obviously liked this and purchased it.
I still like this area for sources of subjects and hopefully will be heading out there again when the weather gets warmer.
Other landscapes – and paintings from Clieves’ Hills – are still available for sale on my website: grahammcquadefineart.com
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Wow! Beautiful acrylic painting! 🙂👌thanks for sharing ❤
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Fantastic, it could almost pass as a photograph!
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Wow! It DOES look like a photograph at first glance. Those greens are so lush…beautiful!
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Thanks Louise. Well we do get a lot of rain, so that helps. Also, using acrylics you get much greater colour saturation than with watercolour and I sometimes deliberately chose the media depending on the effect I want.
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