Hot Day at the Lake Mark Nesmith Oil on Canvas 8" x 10" Click HERE to bid on this painting.
Another of the small paintings I did of Lake Mineral Wells, TX. I think this was the second in the series I painted and has always been one of my favorites. The musician in me loves rhythm, so I've always found myself drawn to the verticals of tall grasses and trees. Here the colorful flowering reeds along the shore make a quick and lively staccato rhythm against the calmer waters and simplified masses in the distance. I enjoyed pushing the color harmony, particularly the soft yellow against blue in the background and the pop of the red against green in the foreground. I really wanted to capture the intense warmth of the bright light on a summer morning in Texas. I'd love to find this painting a good home.
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Hot Day at the Lake Daily Paintworks Auction (and a quick nod to visual rhythm)
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