🍁 To celebrate Fall, I’m sharing autumn artworks from my 40-year career.
Last week I shared my artwork of a Doberman splashing through a river, on an olive green background with backlit maple leaves across the top. That has been a theme of mine throughout my career. Here is another one. That scene and that lighting brings back a very special memory from deep in my childhood, a hike with my Dad, just the two of us… a place where we spent the afternoon together by a river. The air and water and light, and my Dad’s attention, seared itself into my heart, I guess, in a way that I have spent the rest of my life trying to capture the feeling in my art.
Most of the gallery work I created, before I started doing Dobermans in 1991, was of the human figure. Throughout history artists have done studies of nude human figures, to portray the beauty of the human form in art.
“Girl with Maple Leaves”
Prismacolor pencil on “Ivy” Canson Mi-Tientes paper, with watercolor underpainting for the rock, with colored pencil details over it.
20 x 26 inches.
🎨 Available as a print. Contact Kevin for info.
Comments