Original artwork description:

It was a very hot summer's day; I nearly boiled whilst painting! I was particularly interested in the hot colours in the foreground setting off the faded blues of the distance. I used lines in the shrubs and tree near the top of the picture to provide detail to the painting, leaving the foreground in loose washes. I wanted to make the composition unusual, featuring the main focal point - the tree - being at the top right of the painting. Normally this shouldn't work, but I feel in the case of this painting it does, as it is balanced by the heavy warm colour of the foreground. This gives a feeling of space and distance, heat and sunlight.

Materials used:

watercolour

Tags:
#summertime #distant view #loosely painted #hot weather #well known artist 
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Height of Summer II (2019)
Watercolour
by Tin Odescalchi

£550

Original artwork description
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It was a very hot summer's day; I nearly boiled whilst painting! I was particularly interested in the hot colours in the foreground setting off the faded blues of the distance. I used lines in the shrubs and tree near the top of the picture to provide detail to the painting, leaving the foreground in loose washes. I wanted to make the composition unusual, featuring the main focal point - the tree - being at the top right of the painting. Normally this shouldn't work, but I feel in the case of this painting it does, as it is balanced by the heavy warm colour of the foreground. This gives a feeling of space and distance, heat and sunlight.

Materials used:

watercolour

Tags:
#summertime #distant view #loosely painted #hot weather #well known artist 
Featured by our Editors:

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Tin Odescalchi

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Tin trained at the Gloucestershire College of Art and at the Akademie den Bildenden Kunst in Vienna under Rudolph Hausner. Initially a successful equestrian artist, Tin then concentrated on... Read more

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