Original artwork description:

This picture was drawn “en plain air” on a chilly and cloudy winter’s morning in Wu-Shr Harbour, Yilan, Taiwan. Unlike the other mornings there was a large bank of cloud across the horizon on this day, creating a completely different feeling to the other clearer days. I couldn’t see the sun rise from the horizon but the cloud cover did create deeper darker purples and blues that contrasted with the emerging rays of light. I always like how bright sunlight will highlight the edges of clouds almost silhouetting them against the background.
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Materials used:

Oil Pastel on 160gsm Black Paper

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