Tree Study 6, 6 x 8 in.
Another in the tree study series.... Scott Christensen consistently reiterated variety of line in a composition. No matter the line--horizon line, a stand of trees, the top of a mountain, the edge of a creek, even variety of line in the grasses or shadows of the ground plane. This plays into the active/passive side of individual trees as well.
-julie davis
4 comments:
I am loving all of your posts on trees and learning a lot! It is something I struggle with in my landscapes (groups of trees or individual ones) and I appreciate your posts!
Julie this is just lovely, I'm loving the series! Trees can teach us things about life AND painting, I'm thinking. Good work!
I am loving this series too! I totally agree with variety in everything. Makes for a much more dynamic composition- unequal distribution is what I call it. This tree is lovely. Painted my first group of trees in class yesterday- they are fun! Love your form and shadows.
Perfect
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