Atmosphere

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Permalink Reply by Virginia Spencer on February 1, 2012 at 5:20pm

I think it does, it looks as if there is about to be a heck of a snow storm.

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Permalink Reply by jmar on February 17, 2012 at 12:46am

If you are still working on this one..

 my main concern is the shadows of the sledders, they are at different angles, shadows would be the same angle for most everything. depending on where the sun is coming from.

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Permalink Reply by Susan North on March 6, 2012 at 9:08am

Yes I agree, but on showing to my son in NZ who seemed to recognise the scene from when he was little said don't change it, so I won't but may try to paint another one. But I think I won't get the spontaneous effect on this first effort. Thanks for the feedback. Sometimes there is more to a painting than we think, an emotional response that is unexpected.
 
jmar said:

If you are still working on this one..

 my main concern is the shadows of the sledders, they are at different angles, shadows would be the same angle for most everything. depending on where the sun is coming from.

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Permalink Reply by Fran Cowley on Thursday

An excellent dvd on the subject of painting atmosphere is
the
Jerry Yarnell
beginner acrylic painting lessons art dvd titled #8967 ATMOSPHERE. It teaches you step
by step how to paint fog and rain.

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