A sun or moon in the sky is a favorite recurring theme of mine. Here are postcards from March 2018 that show you some more examples of sun or moon (even I don’t always know which is which, or maybe, both at the same time?)
A sun or moon in the sky is a favorite recurring theme of mine. Here are postcards from March 2018 that show you some more examples of sun or moon (even I don’t always know which is which, or maybe, both at the same time?)
Claudia McGill says: In the summer sometimes it is so hot that it seems the whole big sky is a glowing yellow all the way to the horizon.
Small landscape, Day 4. 5″ x 7″ on canvas board.
All available landscapes are posted on the Giveaway Page until the day after they are published, until they are gone.
I am catching up on my mail art, now that my hand is improving, and I had a big stack of 6″ x 4.25″ cardboard, all cut from cereal boxes and that kind of thing. I always cut the boxes up as I use them to these dimensions, which is the official post card size. I always have plenty to work with.
For some reason the plain, more absorbent side attracted me. The roughish surface works well for layering paints and it also lets a more watered-down version of acrylics soak in – both of these are not characteristics of the other, more shiny, side. So I could do something a little different with it, and the idea of landscapes came to me.
So here are some of them; more later on. They are each 6″ x 4.25″ and I used acrylic paints.
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