Hazy Palms
Tones: Cool Gray, Warm White
About The Print: Hazy Palms was painted on watercolor paper with gray charcoal pulled across the page with a large wet brush. Cool and warm white tones of acrylic paint were used to "carve" out the forms of the palm trees.
From The Artist: "Hazy Palms was painted with expectant longing for the start of the summer. I live in Southern California and we have a term for the annual early summer foggy season: "June Gloom". But I don't think palm trees peeking through the fog look gloomy, I think they look elegantly subtle but full of promise of the start of Summer in Southern California."
Tones: Cool Gray, Warm White
About The Print: Hazy Palms was painted on watercolor paper with gray charcoal pulled across the page with a large wet brush. Cool and warm white tones of acrylic paint were used to "carve" out the forms of the palm trees.
From The Artist: "Hazy Palms was painted with expectant longing for the start of the summer. I live in Southern California and we have a term for the annual early summer foggy season: "June Gloom". But I don't think palm trees peeking through the fog look gloomy, I think they look elegantly subtle but full of promise of the start of Summer in Southern California."
Original: $16.00
-65%$16.00
$5.60Description
Tones: Cool Gray, Warm White
About The Print: Hazy Palms was painted on watercolor paper with gray charcoal pulled across the page with a large wet brush. Cool and warm white tones of acrylic paint were used to "carve" out the forms of the palm trees.
From The Artist: "Hazy Palms was painted with expectant longing for the start of the summer. I live in Southern California and we have a term for the annual early summer foggy season: "June Gloom". But I don't think palm trees peeking through the fog look gloomy, I think they look elegantly subtle but full of promise of the start of Summer in Southern California."
