Last Fall we went for a drive and passed this wonderful scene, so we stopped and I took several photos. I'm not sure what the purpose is for the little canal, but it fed into a stream one cannot see from my viewpoint, and of course had majestic Smith Rock as a backdrop. This oil painting took me about three weeks, with stopping to let areas dry before going on. It is somewhat large at 16 X 20, and I plan to put it up for sale after it's framed. Joining in with Eva and Kristin's Paint Party Friday:
It is fantastic, Marie. I love it. hmmmm. for sale huh?
ReplyDeleteMarie, that is very beautiful! You have some talent. I started painting with oils, but I'm not into my watercolours so much. I do miss that medium though. I'd like to do some more one of these days!
ReplyDeleteWow, really fantastic, well done. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteso beautiful Marie. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful painting. The place looks idyllic.
ReplyDeleteWonderful scene and your painting is impressive.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF ♥
Beautiful painting! Looks like a beautiful place to be. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous Should sell quickly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Marie! Lovely colors and very nice perspective! xx K
ReplyDeletegreat perspective on this lovely landscape.
ReplyDeleteWow! So very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week-end!
How incredibly beautiful! Those rocks look so familiar to me.
ReplyDeleteyour artwork weem to be better for every piece you share. Love this one. And it remidned me of a place in Morocco of all places :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece of art!
ReplyDeleteI feel as if I am on the water heading for those gorgeous cliffs.
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Have a lovely day...Jan
It's beautiful and I'm sure it will sell quickly!
ReplyDeleteWonderful painting! You know how to capture natures beauty brlliantly!
ReplyDeletePeace Giggles
I missed this beautiful painting last week. I love the way you did your shadows.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scene Marie! So peaceful and serene! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteits beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSo very soft and dreamy, a lovely piece!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic oil painting! This is a wonderful view with the canal leading to the majestic rock!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF! Rike
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ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, Marie!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was growing up just S of Redmond (a block from the canal, on the old Bend-Redmond Hwy) we teased that our water got "pasteurized" at least 7 times, before it made it to our taps!
In the 60s, My dad finally got "city water" for irrigation, but before that he'd go up the ditch, and open the sluice gate that would let the water come to our place, several hours before he wanted to water. During dry summers, we were sometimes rationed, and could only water on alternate days, matching out address (we had an even number) ...
Happy PPF!
Nadya