Sunset No.116

A cold, damp, rainy evening with dense grey clouds that covered the sunsets colors. The sky held a warmth that I tried to capture by toning the canvas in a faded orange with layers of grey on top.

Sunset No.115

A sky full of blue and pink over a horizon of faded greens. I quickly laid in the sky as I attempted to capture it's changing highlights. The ground was an automatic response, more feeling than likeness.

Sunset No.114

The sun sets allot earlier than it did during the summer, and it's also moving closer to the composition again like it was in January. Now, my attention is being pulled in two directions, the sky, and the ground full of the new colors of fall. For today the sky won and it got most of the composition.

Sunset No.113

A sort of cold and unyielding sunset. I was left with a veil of stone marble grey, and peaking warmth from the setting suns glow.

Sunset No.112

A beautiful sky of soft whites was my subject for the evening. I thought a reflection would be a fitting piece to the ensemble, reinforcing the skies beauty.

Sunset No.111

How long does a glow last? How fast do the clouds move from one side to the other? As fast and long as nature wants. Memorization, feeling, and speed are my friend. Today I was fast, and I felt something, but I failed to commit important things to memory.

Sunset No.110

An awesome fiery glow permeated the sky and the water intensified its presence. It felt natural for me to include a small strip of water to capture what the evening was all about for me today, fire.