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Rappahannock River Reflections II

13 Oct 2012 posted by ChristinaEvans
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Since we watch so many Tinkerbell movies in our household, I think I should rename myself Tinkerbell.  I can't stop tinkering with my paintings!  This is one I reworked, trying to improve on the reflections/ripples.  I like the one I did previously but I just couldn't put my finger on what else it needed.  Please let me know any C + C .  It is a 9 x 12 acrylic on canvas board. 

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Charlie Gunn wrote
on 13 Oct 2012 3:32 PM

I like the blues, greens , yellows and back of the water.

jatravis wrote
on 13 Oct 2012 5:07 PM

I like this one better - the sky no longer merges with the water - you've given a definite horizon which gives more depth/distance....I enjoy the various colors in the water - nice job!

Celia Blanco wrote
on 15 Oct 2012 5:06 AM

I remember this painting and I like the changes you've made. The reflections on the water are spectacular. I told myself I will wait atleast a week before posting any finished work because I drive myself crazy tinkering with my paintings-I guess it's part of the fun of painting!

Laura Garramone wrote
on 15 Oct 2012 11:26 AM

Great colors and depth.

ChristinaEvans wrote
on 15 Oct 2012 8:34 PM

Thank you Charlie and jatravis, and Laura, I like the clouds a lot better in this one, defines the sky more. Thank you Celia! Yes, I think I will have to adopt a wait and see attitude because it seems as though the moment I post, I start scouring the painting for changes! 

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