It was a battle concentrating in my studio today as snow showers over the Minch and Harris kept distracting me. The dance of lights/darks; silvers, whites, and greyswith patches of blue sky and metallic sea blues; shifting clouds revealing new snow on the mountains, the cold making them seem so close; winter croftlands glowing in sunshine. Not many of the showers blew across to me, most went across the view, heading south. Far more fun to watch than being beneath!
I was working on various paintings, including the big sheep canvas I was on at the end of last month. Here’s where it was at the end of today’s painting, with a detail photo at the bottom. If you’ve ideas for a title, do post a comment!
Marion that’s such a lovely pic. How about calling it quite simply “foxgloves & sheep”? VX
thank you, marion. i tried that letting it run with watercolour clouds one painting awhile back- cool, isnt it? i know yous have the loch ness creature out there , what about any selkies?
The stretch of sea between Skye and the Outer Hebrides, called the Minch, are home to the Blue Men of the Minch. You protect yourself with poetry!
ah, poetry- the woods are lovely dark and deep, but i have promises to keep, and miles to go before i sleep- gets me through at times