#2224 "Mid Winter Singleton Sunset"

I needed to loosen up so I went back to the weather after painting on the covey of cows. I had long wanted to play with some bright and cheery colours and this sunset view across Singleton Lake filled the bill.

It was overcast outside with a very chilly cold easterly inflow to the next approaching winter storm. I had a cheery fire on in the wood stove. There would be no solar energy today.

Oils on dark burnt sienna oil tinted rough masonite panel with two or three coats of white primer, a thick coat of Golden Artists Colors-GAC-100 followed by one or two coats of gesso. The number, title and story are written on the back in pencil and then sealed with a coat of Kamar artist varnish - 8 X 12 (inches). Saturday March 2nd, 2019 in the studio. Overcast with a chilly cold easterly inflow to the next approaching winter storm. I had a cheery fire on in the wood stove. No solar energy today. The image was from 5:15 pm on Tuesday January 16th, 2018 from in front of the Great Room at Singleton looking west from very near N44.522848 W76.104791.

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