Back to Gaeta to pick up the pictures of the exhibition (see last post), as planned we stopped to draw at the magnificent cliffs of Monte Orlando, where they're called "the cracked mountain".
The weather was gorgeous, people were even bathing at sea (mid-march!), the sun shone on the pinkish-greyish rocks and the sea was rippled. Maritime pines wore dramatic, contorted poses just like Canova's Daphne, jutting out towards the void.
Sitting on the ridge, I tackled this 20x50 cm. watercolour on Magnani "narrow" pad; quite happy with the colours, but for composition's sake I would have preferred the pine further down.
Beautiful scenery, and you portrayed it so well, Concetta!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, you captured all the colours in the sea so well.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Concetta! The color, composition, textures are wonderful...
ReplyDeleteLove the composition on this one! You've really captured the feeling of height of the cliff.
ReplyDeleteThis is simply gorgeous. I love how you have painted it and the unusually long format really catches the eye!!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone! If you want to see how high I was perched take a look at the picture on my blog! :)
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