by Tara Bryan | Jun 23, 2014 | icebergs, Newfoundland, oil painting, seascape |
The icebergs call. I look at the map every day and see them clustered along the north coast, and consider taking a day trip to look for photo opportunities. It’s sunny and I can’t paint in the morning with full sun blasting the wall of the studio, but the brushes and palette are clean, and I need to mix many blues, pale turquoise to deep blue violet, for the water in the 2 paintings up for completion. I have gone out a couple of times, and here is video from a side trip to Signal Hill and Cape Spear. You can see the people on the hill below to get a sense of scale. I had to be in town for an appointment, and decided to take a short drive to satisfy my curiosity, but mostly I am staying in the studio, looking at the photos posted on line, and hoping there will still be icebergs around when my work is done! A short video From Signal Hill...
by Tara Bryan | May 17, 2010 | icebergs, New work, Newfoundland, paintings exhibition, spring |
The show “What passes for Spring” opened at Christina Parker Gallery on Saturday, May 15, and J. M. Sullivan’s article about it was in The Telegram on Friday. You can see it at...
by Tara Bryan | May 1, 2010 | icebergs, New work, Newfoundland, painting |
These days, I am finishing up the paintings for a show at Christina Parker. These are smaller than the paintings at The Rooms, but still focus on icebergs, with a little fog thrown in for good measure! The painting above is 24″ x 72″ and is titled “Purple Haze”. I don’t want to give away the surprises before the show opens, but I may send along a few teasers between now and the...