5"x7" oil
From yesterdays 4 footer to todays little one. They all have their challenges..... I smell cows a comin'
Sunday, December 19, 2010
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Man versus nature. My attempt to capture atmosphere via oil paint.
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- brian eppley
- Harrisburg, Pa., United States
- I am an oil painter. I paint mostly from direct observation both indoors and out. I studied at the Art Students League Manhattan under Daniel Dickerson. In my work I strive to maintain a balance between abstraction and representation all the while keeping atmosphere most important. View my show schedule to see where I'll be exhibiting.
2 comments:
When the wind shifts to the northeast, we can smell the feedlots in Greeley. Then the sky starts to look as ominous as this one. That usually means weather is a-comin'. As in, I smell cows a-comin'.
Interesting Sam. We have a similar phenomenon. A southeast wind preceeds a Nor'easter here and the infamous Lancaster county stench fills the environs. It lets you know you're alive. It's barely been above freezing for weeks and still little snow. I know better than to wish for it after last years dumpings.
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