"Shallow Water" (6x8") Oil on wood.
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- Todd Bonita
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- My name is Todd Bonita, I'm an oil painter from the New Hampshire sea coast. This blog page is to journal my progress at the easel. Please feel free to contact me at tmbonita@gmail.com.
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10 comments:
Very nice! I love how you handled the shadow under the boat. It really gives a sense that the boat is standing/floating in very shallow water. I really like the subtle color temperature change in the water from front to back. It adds a lot of depth.
If you have the time, it would be cool to see some progress shots of one of these to see how you work. Thanks!
Jeremy,
thank you for your nice comments and observations. If you check out my other blog and scroll down a bit, you'll see some of my works in progress and some lengthy gabbing-on about how I work. You can find the link in my link list near the bottom: "Bonitas daily art blog". Thanks again. I checked out your blog and see that you have jumped into this great world of making art, good for you. We are all students in this together, glad to see you drinking it all up. Your enthusiasm and positivity are contageous.
All my best to you,
Todd
Gorgeous painting, Todd!
I can almost feel the breezes off the water looking at this.
Judy
Thanks Judy,
You have good observational skills. The light chop on the water means a light summer breeze. Subtle but definitely there. Thank you for the nice comments and looking.
All the best,
Todd
Wow!! I love it!! The way the boat floats on top of the water and has a shadown under it - just enough under to show how shallow the water is - it just blows me away. Great job!
You're making me blush Mary..thanks so much.
I am so amazed by your paintings. Great water. Perfect shadows. Great work.
Hi Dale,
Thanks, your work is beautiful, I just checked it out. You are definitely on your way.
Best,
Todd
As my students would say, "This one is off the hook."
Ha-ha, thats cool Cooper, thanks. I'll bet your an off-the-hook teacher. Your work is looking as good as ever. I see you are showing in Newburyport now as well. Good for you my man.
Best,
Todd
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