I’m continuing to select projects that encourage me to keep practicing two-point perspective. This last week I selected a reference photo which I found online of a barn in — Slovenia (!) — set against a beautiful mountain backdrop. I’ve pretty much blocked in the painting and have done some of the initial layers on the barn . Now working on adding details to the mountains to make them look three-dimensional. Started with the large shapes but soon will have to make some decisions about how much detail — not too much — to add. I will add the fence and trees after the paint on the grass and that big brown area on the left are dry.
I dd alter the perspective of “my” barn, so that I’m not looking up at it, as is the case in the reference photo. That was partly because I didn’t want to have so much grassy area in the front part of the painting but still wanted to keep the fence.





Very nice reference photo. Are you going to try for an impressionistic painting this time? I look forward to watching it evolve.
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