10″x8″ oil on panel
I have never painted cows before today, I decided “cow” intimidated me. So I painted shapes of light and dark in shadow and light. I carved legs out by painting grass around them. And in the end, I had something that, at least in context, reads as cow.
I have an oil painting class coming up where I am going to break down how to mix color, paint clouds, fields and flowers, and also horses and cows. You can learn more or sign up Here.
I love your cows and I’m really looking forward to your Oil Workshop and the lovely Texas spring.
WOW!
Years ago, Taos painter Walt Gonske went crazy and went crazy impressionist. I say crazy, but some of it I liked a lot. Lots of knife work. He’s returned now to more settled ways, though I don’t think as good as he was before his venture into impressionism. These cows remind me of some of his “crazy” work, and I like them very much. Try some knife, and also clouds here can be Colorado mountains. You’re amazing, Juliana!
Love your cows!