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Lean on Me (2024)Acrylic painting by Paul Cheng

60.96 x 76.2 x 2.03cm (unframed)

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When creating this painting, I wanted to capture the deep, unspoken bond between a cowboy and his horse. This moment is more than just a rider and his mount; it represents years of trust, companionship, and shared experiences. I chose warm and soft tones to evoke a sense of peace and affection, while deliberately simplifying the background to keep the focus on the emotional connection between the two.

In terms of painting techniques, I used loose yet textured brushstrokes to bring movement and life to the horse’s mane and the cowboy’s clothing. The lighting and shading are kept subtle and layered, giving depth while maintaining the intimate and tranquil mood. I paid special attention to the point of contact between the cowboy and his horse, enhancing the details to allow viewers to feel the genuine closeness and trust they share

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Acrylic

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Tags:

#western art#cowboy art#morning art#usa america#cowboy morning
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When creating this painting, I wanted to capture the deep, unspoken bond between a cowboy and his horse. This moment is more than just a rider and his mount; it represents years of trust, companionship, and shared experiences. I chose warm and soft tones to evoke a sense of peace and affection, while deliberately simplifying the background to keep the focus on the emotional connection between the two.

In terms of painting techniques, I used loose yet textured brushstrokes to bring movement and life to the horse’s mane and the cowboy’s clothing. The lighting and shading are kept subtle and layered, giving depth while maintaining the intimate and tranquil mood. I paid special attention to the point of contact between the cowboy and his horse, enhancing the details to allow viewers to feel the genuine closeness and trust they share

Materials used:

Acrylic

Details:

Tags:

#western art#cowboy art#morning art#usa america#cowboy morning
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Paul ChengOil Painters of America (OPA) Signature Member Paul Cheng was born and grew up in Guangzhou China and studied at Guangzhou Fine Art College China, one of the most... Read more

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