Showing posts with label abstract. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract. Show all posts

Saturday, February 18, 2017

Soft Pastel Landscape Painting


"The Freedom of Truth" 11x14, soft pastel on board.
Available through Etsy


Trying my hand at a bit of Luminism again!  Pastels are a great medium for the subtle layering of colors.

Thanks for looking!


You can find me on Instagram at @rebeccaprough

Saturday, February 4, 2017

Soft Pastel Landscape Painting


"The Journey"  11x14 inches, soft pastel on board.
Available through Etsy

I liked the day dreamy quality of this one - hopefully you feel pulled down the path a bit when you look at it!

Have a great day!  


Find me on Instagram at @rebeccaprough

Saturday, January 28, 2017

Luminism Pastel Painting


"The Darkness Shed" 8x10 inches, pastel on board.
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I am fascinated by the use of light in the paintings of some of the traditional and contemporary luminists.  This was my first attempt at playing in those waters!  

Thanks for looking!

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

New pastel painting - dark and daring!


Pastel on board, 8x10 inches
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I am still working on mark making.  I was feeling a bit dramatic while painting on this one and it shows!  I liked how it turned out though.  A nice change from my normal softer colors.

Thanks for looking!  
:)

Thursday, November 19, 2015

Forest Painting, "With Softer Steps"


"With Softer Steps", 14x11, soft pastel on board.
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I have been on a roll with my painting lately - one of the benefits of the rainy weather we are having!  
Thanks for looking!   :)

Thursday, October 15, 2015

Abstract pastel sunset painting


"Fleeting Fire", 11x14, pastel on board
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Thanks for looking!  :)

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Pastel Painting "Whisper"


"Whisper", 11x14 inches, soft pastel on board
Available through Etsy

Thanks for looking!   :)

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Pastel Painting, "Tempest"


"Tempest" 12x16 inches, pastel on board
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This is a bit more abstract than usual for me and I really enjoyed it.  I used all of my favorite colors, and tried to capture a feeling instead of a scene.  It was inspired by a piece of music that I heard at the Oregon Symphony with my father, "Become Ocean" by the very talented John Luther Adams.  I felt so lucky to hear it live - the Oregon Symphony always does an amazing job, but this was quite an experience.  

Thanks for looking!