Mountain panorama
Posted: November 7, 2018 Filed under: Uncategorized 11 CommentsThe wind rattled my windows and kept me up for half the night, but this morning the sky was wonderful. After my morning class I raced up to the top floor of my building at school to paint a view of the city that I can now only see in late fall or winter when the trees lose their leaves. As the sun broke through the clouds, the shapes of the buildings sharpened, and I captured my Montreal mountain panorama with a flat brush and dabs of mostly Quinacridone Gold, Burnt Sienna, Cobalt Blue and Alizarin Crimson.
Shari Blaukopf's Sketchbook 
Your description and quick sketch painting, make me smile. It’s lovely. Thank you for sharing.
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Gorgeous! I love your Mont Royal panoramas.
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Again a lovely painting accompanied by the description of the scene. Thanks for sharing
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It’swonderful, everytime I try to do sky with mountains and trees, let’s say a bucolic scene I dont know why but I fail. I think it stresses me and I paint instead of just put watercolor. You, you got it!
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Thanks Nicole. I think there are good and bad days for all of us! Don’t get stressed. Just have fun with it.
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Love the colors. Your enthusiasm is wonderful. Hope it is catching. I can use some of it. what size is this? I see you used both sides of your sketchbook.
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Beautiful!
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Thanks so much Felecia.
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I am picturing you racing up to the roof with your art materials. It was definitely worth going up. Lovely!
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Do you happen to sell your paintings?
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HI May. I certainly do sell my paintings. If you are interested in anything, just let me know and I’ll let you know if it is available. Regards,
Shari
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