Angie on Tue, 6th Sep 2011


I love the calmness of this painting, the mustang is relaxed and grazing, beautiful!

Majed on Thu, 8th Sep 2011


I love You And I love Your Painting
i want to Ask You Haw You Mixing to get gray Color
Thank you V.M

Ryan Reames on Tue, 29th Nov 2011


I love your paintings the tones are wonderful. just great paintings . I was wondering if you frame your paintings or if you leave it with a painted edge? god bless you RDR

evanagnosto on Thu, 16th Feb 2012


you are an artist!!!!!!!Greetings from Greece!!

Susan Gutting on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


The soft mood, lovely composition and peaceful image make this a painting one could look at and never get tired of. Beautiful.

lamcnee on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


Thank you Susan. It was a fun painting to paint and I am happy you enjoy it
Lori

lamcnee on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


Hello to Greece! Thank you for stopping by my art blog.
Cheers from Idaho,

Lori

lamcnee on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


Thank you Ryan, I am busy catching up on comments. I have recently switched from traditional gold leaf framing to floating my work. It gives a contemporary feeling that suits my new pieces.
Thanks for the visit-
Lori

lamcnee on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


Hell Majed,
Thank you for your comment. I mix grays in a number of different ways. Generally I mix complimentary colors together. Most likely I mixed ultramarine blue with either burnt sienna and white or raw umber. I can vary the gray by adding some yellow or oranges to it. I always mix a puddle of the colors together before adding white.

Thanks!
Lori

lamcnee on Fri, 17th Feb 2012


Yes it was a beautiful sight. Thank you for the nice comment Angie.
Lori

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