There were more than one cumulus clouds in the western sky and this explains the
title for this skyscape. As I painted some became vigourous enough to produce
snow flurries. As the air mass became more unstable the winds aloft were brought
to the surface and once again my hands got very cold. The wind also rippled the
surface which was perfectly calm when I started. It was cloudy by the time I
finished.Friday, November 30, 2012
November Cumuli
There were more than one cumulus clouds in the western sky and this explains the
title for this skyscape. As I painted some became vigourous enough to produce
snow flurries. As the air mass became more unstable the winds aloft were brought
to the surface and once again my hands got very cold. The wind also rippled the
surface which was perfectly calm when I started. It was cloudy by the time I
finished.
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Phil your painting is so refreshing and inspiring. You really capture the essence of plein air! I'm sure many have commented and compared you to the Group of Seven. Me I am a huge Tom Thompson fan.
Thank you Cahterine! Actually I don't get that many comments so it very kind to hear yours. I am a fan of Tom Thomson and the Group as well. They paited the only way you can outside in Canada. I am finally getting time to paint
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