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Monday, August 20, 2012
Indiana Cornfield
This is a 2x4ft masonite panel. I did a golden underpainting which peaks through, here and there, to lend the color of late afternoon sun- along with storm clouds gathering in the distance. I took some pictures somewhere between Bass Lake and Knox Indiana because I was struck by the was light bouncing around the corn, lighting it up like a pin ball machine. I love this painting because it represents home to me. It's the kind of painting that makes people smile when they look at it- whether it's displayed in a very formal, contempory, or country decor. Who doesn't love a cornfield?
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