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    3dsMax61
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        This is the second of two small commissioned paintings that I did for a client in the Texas Hill Country. This one was commissioned as a surprise gift to his friend, but I’ve been informed that it might not make it that far. ;-P

        This painting was particularly challenging, because the reference photo I was given was taken on a cloudy day with no direct sun and no defined shadows and a plain, dull, gray overcast sky. The sky I painted was purely from my imagination. I also added the boulders and granite slab per the client’s wishes.

        In the end I was quite concerned about whether or not the client would like it. This was his response, via email, after seeing it for the first time:

        “So beautiful, Hollan! Tears here (not kidding).”

        I don’t think I could possibly ask for a better response.

        Oil on canvas 6″ x 6″
        Limited palette: Titanium Wht, Cad Yellow Lemon, Cad Red Med, French Ultramarine, Burnt Umber.

        Cheers,

        -hhh

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        Pinguino
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            Very nice use of limited palette. Since you painted with (mostly) opaque colors, that required a lot of careful planning in the color mixtures.

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            Loretta7
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                Outstanding work! A lot of good detail.

                [FONT="Tahoma"]CxC always welcome :thumbsup:

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                Amian3d
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                    3dsMax61
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                        Thanks so much, y’all. :-)

                        -hhh

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