11/8/11

Sorry 2 My Family


"Parade Tractor"
9 x 12  © 2011

I found this tractor, immediately took my family home, squeezed out a call to a painting buddy and went to work. ( Sorry 2 my family )

I laid the darks in very dry and applied the paint with thick deliberate strokes. I approached it a little looser and personally like the results. I'm real curious what you guys think.

9 comments:

  1. Only because you asked: "I'm real curious what you guys think."

    The brown shape(under painting ? ) in the middle doesn't read well for me (bothers me, incongruous). Everything else, I like very much. Good brush work, color,loose and spontaneous looking.

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  2. Thanks for the comment William. Is it only the back of the tractor that bothers you or all of the shadows? The color or the execution? I used transparent earth red as my underpainting color. The tractor actually had a metal screen on the back that I was trying to indicate.
    Thanks for the critique. I value your opinion.

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  3. Hey Randy. I like the looseness of this, it gives it an immediacy that I really like. The "brown shape" doesn't bother me. I couldn't say it looked out of place since I didn't see the tractor. I assume you painted it because it was there.
    I received the painting in the mail and really like it. I think the style of it is a little looser than you have been doing.

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  4. Looks good Randy! Nice break up of space and ...It's loose!

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  5. Love the looseness and the gorgeous color, especially where one color drags into another in a fresh spontaneous way. It's great!

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  6. Thanks Doug, Robin & Lorraine. Always appreciate your feedback!

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  7. I really like the contrast of warm and cool colors next to each other. Well done!

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  8. Really nice light in this Randy. A winner for sure!

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  9. Thanks David and Lee! Always appreciate your comments.
    David, you have been on a role lately. Wonderful work, sir. Check it out @ http://davidforks.com/

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