Wednesday, 27 March 2013

Cave Cove- finished painting

I could have put the word "finished" in inverted commas, but I've reached the stage where I don't want to do any more. I've hopefully suggested the tussock grass without getting too involved in detail. In the end, I feel I've learnt quite a bit in tackling this subject, and feel a bit more confident in trying to paint more scenes with tussock grass in them. Useful, given that tussock grass is everywhere at low level on South Georgia.

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  1. Keith Tilley28 March 2013 at 02:52

    The tussock grass looks good. I'm not sure how I would have done it, but I think I might just have used a dry brush to suggest texture. In which case I certainly wouldn't have got the feeling of cushions of grass.

    We have a very similar coastline here. This kind of feature is called a "Geo", where the roof of a sea cave has collapsed to leave a deep, steep-sided inlet.

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  2. Unknown28 March 2013 at 09:22

    Thanks Keith. Ive done a bit of kayaking in that part of the world, and as you say there are plenty of very impressive geos. i'm not sure whether this is one, though; the back of the cove (viewpoint for painting) is actually a narrow saddle with a similar bay on the other side. You could well be right however.

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