
Shadow View 9"x12" oil on linen panel

Structure 8"x10" oil on canvas panel
I have been having fun lately looking for abstracted plein air views. It is not easy to tune out the wide vistas I find myself in. Occasionally if I wait long enough I can narrow my view and see something that captures my eye. Both of these were done in the Pasadena Arroyo. The top one being a small bridge that allows you to get across the wash safely. I was taken by the colors and shape of the shadow. The second was painted very close to the first. It is a view of the bottom curve of that same bridge but I liked how the chain link fence posts were creating interesting abstracted shapes. Very difficult not to get too detailed but still paint all the textures and colors in a pleasing composition.
I might play with these a little bit more, but I want to keep a record of where I left off when I stopped painting for the day.

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13 comments:
All I can do is go, "Ooooo" and smile with glee. These are wonderful, Robin!
sharp clean and interesting!
Robin, great job on isolating the interesting shapes! good eye, lady.
Nice colors and shapes.
Jo
Wendee - Hey! moving away from my ID days...thanks
Rob - thanks for stopping by Rob. Appreciated
Billie - training the eye... practicing daily as you know
Thank you Jo.
GRRRRR! these are not from REBECCA My daughter was on my computer and changed screennames. sorry..
Hi Robin Ive not been able to check in much lately. Happily, Ive gone through all your posts since New York and am mightly impressed. I like the simplicity of the plein aires, appreciate the links on photography and the new pastel with the autumn feel to it. Very nice!!! Sorry about the fold but the pastel still looks wonderful.
Robin, these are beautiful compositions. Very interesting and holds my eye.
Robin, you know I am a great fan of your Plein Air's and these a fantastic new twist to them but with your samw style. I love them!
Beautiful abstract approach, Robin. Two wonderful paintings.
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