Tulpenveld

[Dima]

Oilpastel on white Hahnemuhle pastelpaper.
36x48cm

http://www.wetcanvas.com/Community/images/30-Apr-2003/2034-Tulpenveld.jpg

Dick

[flower]

Hi there,

Like this picture, like the way you have used different coulours to bring out the scenery,

[E-J]

Dick ~ have you been away for a few days? Good to see you back! Was this done from life?

Need to take my o.p's out en plein air... explore what they can do.

[Mo.]

This is a super painting Dick, love the perspective and how you've made that red field and the purple shades to the right work..is it field of tulips?

cheers,
Mo.

[Redsy333]

This is wonderful tree work!! I like it better with just a bit of the bottom half cropped more, because my focus goes to the tree branches!!

[butterfly]

Dima:

Super work ... OP in plein aire ... will give it a try ...
I agree with Redsy on the crop ...
Do you use a medium like turps or paint thinner on your OP paintings?

Butterfly/Roni

[DFGray]

Hi Dick
it looks right to me
regards
Dan

[angecald]

Another beauty. I love those bare tree branches and the green fields and then that slash of red.

[Smudger]

:clap:I love it... it's loose and colorful just like some of my favorite women (from my younger days i hasten to add):D

[meowmeow]

Very nice. I like how you really feel as if you are looking way off in the distance. You handled those distant trees so well.

sandy

[Dima]

Thank you all for looking and commenting.

E-J, not a plein air, I am afraid; done after a photograph which BTW I took out in the open. Should try some plein air though.

Mo, you translated the title quitte correctly.

Redsy and Roni, don't know about the cropping as it also takes a lot of depth away.

Smudger, I would like to learn a bit more about your favorite women.

Dick