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Salt Marsh Near Edisto SC


 
8" X 10"
 
$135.00
 
 
This past fall (Thanksgiving Day) my husband and I made our annual outing to Edisto Beach to have a picnic lunch.  The weather was phenomenal and the salt marshes were alive in their fall colors.  We snapped some photos for me to work from.
I used a limited palette in this painting.  I used Cobalt Blue, Cad Red Medium, Yellow Ochre, and Titanium White with a smidge of Ivory Black.  Oh yes, and a teeny bit of Lemon Yellow to capture the sunlight on the tips of the grasses.  I really prefer a limited palette because it requires that you search for color.  I think it makes a very harmonious painting.
My new website will be coming soon!:)


$135.00 plus $12.00 shipping USD
 

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measuringspace - sylvia teri said…
Hi Linda, I like your Salt Marsh painting, I like your use of color, soft, flowing. I too use a limited palette and find my colors in progress. Would like to invite you to visit my blog if you have a chance.
http://measuringspace.blogspot.com
March 16, 2013 10:36 AM
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Sylvia...sorry this is getting answered so late! I have been busy taking a class.
March 29, 2013 5:28 AM
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