Monday, September 1, 2008

Linda's Rusty Falls

The model for this painting was a photograph by a woman named Linda who is a self-described "old hippie". Linda explained that sulfur in the water caused the rocks to turn orange. I thought it was so unusual and I like the way the green rocks and the orange rocks complement each other.  

This painting is on 9"x12" 300-pound cold pressed Kilimanjaro paper.

Original painting ready for framing is available for sale for $195 plus shipping.   Click here to purchase
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1 comment:

Unknown said...

hola my new friend!
what a beautiful painting... i told you, not doubt youre a great artist!
i love the water movement, such rivers, waterfall or my favorite: the sea, and here i can feel how it is moving, thanks for such a nice and lovely experience.

Rosie
(yep, the one from valentine's day :))

February 16, 2010 at 7:44 PM

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