Ancient olive trees. The fun part was trying to capture the shimmer and texture of the leaf canopy of this ancient tree near the monastery in Corciano.
posted by chuck pyle at 2:20 PM
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Ancient olive trees. The fun part was trying to capture the shimmer and texture of the leaf canopy of this ancient tree near the monastery in Corciano.
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9 Comments:
Love all these paintings!
thank you Paula, just little quick color notes really...
This is an awesome series of paintings chuck!And thanks for the excellent lectures in CF3. If you ever decide to publish your lectures I'm buyin' 'em!
Thank you, Quincy. Kind words of praise, indeed. Now, if only I could remember those lectures enough to write them down! Sort of Barbara Bradley-light mixed with too many bad jokes. Maybe I need a recorder.
Nice work!
Chuck! Beautiful beautiful stuff. Didn't know you had this blog - bookmarking! :)
well, thanks, Rahsan, I read about the suits thing. Thank you. I am sure that you are acing it!
yeah , these are awesome Mr. Pyle. you should quit that country music singing and go full time into this "art thing "...
What, and give up Show Biz?
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