Lengthening shadows accent the sun’s last rays as they bathe this remote meadow in golden light. As night draws near, a stand of friendly trees offer protection to all the shy daytime residents of this high country world.
The gentle trail around this little lake is a popular morning walk for locals. In reality, the lake is not as big as it looks in the painting. It’s called ‘artistic license’. 16"x22" Oil on Panel/ Available Click HERE for purchase info. Visit https://jodyahrensartist.com to view more of my work. Follow me onFacebook Follow me onInstagram Follow me on Pinterest
Bright colors combined with abstracted shapes give this painting energy and a sense of mystery. It is a contemporary interpretation of a traditional place.
This Impressionistic Landscape captures an afternoon sun shining brightly for a few last minutes before the distant brewing storm closes in. That's the way of December days in the High Country. 18"x24" Oil on Panel/ Available Click HEREfor purchase info. Visit https://jodyahrensartist.com to view more of my work. Follow me onFacebook Follow me onInstagram Follow me on Pinterest
Lengthening shadows accent the sun’s last rays as they bathe this remote meadow in golden light. As night draws near, a stand of friendly trees offer protection to all the shy daytime residents of this high country world.
Bright colors, bold knife work and fractured images all reflect the underlying skirmishes of everyday life on this Grand Mesa meadow. On the surface, all looks calm.
At 9,000 feet, spring comes very late in the year and summer only lasts a couple of months. When spring does finally show up, it bursts forth all at once like a lion’s roar. It’s an artists paradise. Turn in any direction and there is something beautiful to paint.
Bright colors, bold knife work and fractured images all reflect the underlying skirmishes of everyday life on this Grand Mesa meadow. On the surface, all looks calm.
Bright colors combined with abstracted shapes give this painting energy and a sense of mystery. It is a contemporary interpretation of a traditional place.
Bright colors, bold knife work and fractured images all reflect the underlying skirmishes of everyday life on this Grand Mesa meadow. On the surface, all looks calm.
At 9,000 feet, spring comes very late in the year and summer only lasts a couple of months. When spring does finally show up, it bursts forth all at once like a lion’s roar. It’s an artists paradise. Turn in any direction and there is something beautiful to paint.
A serene and harmonious place provides the perfect catalyst for an escape from our thoughts. Sit on a soft patch of moss and absorb your surrounding without internal dialog. Hear the birds but do not analyze with internal-words, listen to the water trickling over small rocks without speculation. It’s a common meditation practice called No Mind that refreshes and renews our spirits.
12"x30" Oil on Panel
This painting is available through Your Art's Desire Gallery,