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At the Grill

On our recent trip to Augusta Georgia my husband and I ate at a small restaurant that we like. My husband caught these shots of the workers cooking meals. This is to be the first painting out of 3 of the same image. I will try and reduce the number of paint strokes by have in each of the 2 remaining. I painted over a canvas that I had erroneously applied white to as a cover and so everything looks washed out. Lesson learned. The painting is 8"x10" on a stretched canvas.
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martinealison said…
Bonjour,

Une peinture que j'aime beaucoup... J'aime son atmosphère, il ne faut pas me demander pourquoi !!
Je l'aime tout court !

Gros bisous ☼
October 15, 2014 9:05 PM
LindaHunt said…
Oh Martine....Thank you so much...I really felt that I failed but I also felt as you so succinctly stated...there is more atmosphere in this painting. That is a direct result from my work with abstract painting.
October 15, 2014 9:25 PM
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