Showing posts with label Seattle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seattle. Show all posts
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Seattle Landmarks
Seattle Landmarks
This is a commission piece I promised to do quite some time ago (sorry, the image isn't the best). It was tough to really think of a good way to layout a painting with so many landmarks. And for me, it was tough to limit the detail in each scene in order to stay more on the "painterly" side of things rather than photo-realistic. So, it's somewhere in the middle. There's little chance the recipient will see this blog post so I thought I'd share it here. Happy Thanksgiving!
Labels:
14x11,
Centurylink Stadium,
Cityscape,
EMP Building,
landmark,
landscape,
Miners Landing,
Mt.Rainier,
pastel,
Pike St. Market,
Pioneer Square,
Seattle,
Seattle Aquarium,
Smith building,
Space Needle
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Seattle Sunshine
Seattle Sunshine
Day 20 of 30
Only ten more days in the challenge...and I couldn't resist a little cityscape!
I saw this scene as I was walking in downtown Seattle recently. Actually, I was across a busy street and couldn't help but notice the vibrant sunlight hitting this little courtyard which was beyond the building's entry gates. It was such an intimate little scene and was isolated from the noisy, hectic city life that was only steps away. I crossed the street to get a better look and snap a few photos. I'd love to live in downtown Seattle! It's my favorite big city. If I lived there I'd go to Pikes Place Market each morning and buy fresh flowers, Marketspice tea and food for the day then rush back to my little apartment (which of course would have an art studio in it)...and probably paint the rest of the day.
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