Challenge 13 ~ Aspen Grove photo reference: Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac) to save this file to your hard drive.
Use this reference photo for the month of January, 2011.
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Aspen groves are a popular landscape scene for plain air, impressionist, and abstract painters. How can you paint them so your work stands out from the others?
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Pam Van Londen
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Aspen Grove 1, oil on claybord © Pam Van Londen 2011
I looked at the first painting and said to myself….hmmmm then I saw its the same painter.
I like both but this second one with the controled edges is my favorite. There really is a lot of color in this photo. We just have to see it.
Aspen Grove 2, oil on claybord © Pam Van Londen 2011
Aspen Trees Abstract by Jean Nelson. Acrylic 5.5″x6″ on linen paper
“Aspen Trees” by Carolee Clark 10″ x 10″ acrylic on wrapped canvas
“Biodiversity” by Carolee Clark, 10″ x 10″, acrylic on wrapped canvas
By Leslie Hawes, Derwent Artists colored pencil. 4″ x 6″, or 10.2cm x 15.2cm
Aspen Grove, Sara Silva Alexandre, Pastel on paper 30 x 20 cm
Birch Trees, Linda Smith, Oil, 12 X 12
Excellent texture.
“Aspen Grove” by Janice Austin, 9 x 12 pastels on olive green Canson Ingres paper
“Aspen Grove” by Anita Badami, 8″x10″, Acrylic on Canvas