"Ben Lawers from above Lochan nan Cat"
Oil on board. 35 x 26 cm. RESERVED
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
Ref:
Date:
27/10/20
Location:
Ben Lawers, Perthshire.
Photographer:
"Ben Lawers from above Lochan nan Cat"
Oil on board. 35 x 26 cm. RESERVED
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
Ref:
Date:
27/10/20
Location:
Ben Lawers, Perthshire.
Photographer:
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"Ben Lawers from above Lochan nan Cat"
Oil on board. 35 x 26 cm. RESERVED
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
I added in the clouds partially obscuring Ben Lawers in this rendition. I`ve found that using this device in mountain paintings, enhances the sense of scale of the landscape.
I recall that on this day it was insufferably hot and I found that Lochan nan Cat was a rough and enclosed place teeming with biting insects! A beautiful place nonetheless.
This scene is now subject to "up-scaling" in a subsequent painting which I am working on in my studio at Glamis Gallery in Glamis Village, Angus. Working on a much bigger scale brings it's own challenges but the overall effect should be well worth the effort.
Ref:
Date:
27/10/20
Location:
Ben Lawers, Perthshire.
Photographer: