Rain drops remain on the tiny creosote leaves as the sky clears at sundown.
RAIN DAY
oil on canvas, 20" x 16"
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The rain was SUCH a release! Love your "Rain Day" painting.
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thank you for all your comments, Karine! I love encouragement, it makes the painting all that more exciting.
ReplyDeleteAll this rain, lights on in the studio all day...even after 6 months with no rain and promise of amazing wildflowers, I am waiting for sunshine...altho snow tonite might be fun...
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