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Farmer's Market



 
The painting today is a scene from our local Farmer's Market (cityscape).  I love the bright colors and festive atmosphere of these weekend events.  I am going to include figures into these landscapes and cityscapes.  I find it a challenge to capture the gesture and believability of the figures and so this will be very good practice for me. 

I am letting you know once again that I will be teaching a one day workshop in Savannah on April 5th.  If you are able or in the area and wish to attend please email me.
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Linda Popple said…
Nice one, Linda! I think you did great with the gestures. Love the bright colors.
January 07, 2014 9:44 AM
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Linda. I think I need a lot of work with the gesture of figures....but it is a place to begin.

Thank you, Jerry. The colors are about the best thing...I will get better...practice, practice, practice!
January 09, 2014 4:43 PM
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