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Artist Painting a Train
I had a great time walking around, trying to decide what to paint and eventually settled on this smaller engine off to the side. I wanted to recreate the energy of this engine from its heyday so, I decided to paint it from the front, just as it is going to pass by. I could almost feel the gust of air it would kick up.
Perhaps your dad is a train enthusiast too. If you think he would enjoy having this plein air painting contact me through my website at www.sharonweaver.com or click on "Iron Horse."
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3 Responses to Artist Painting a Train
Ruth Housley
via web46 months ago
Hi Sharon,
I have thought about painting a train from the front view also but never have put it on canvas as of yet. Keep Painting.
Ruth
Marsha Robinett
via web46 months ago
Sharon,
I really like this painting. My father worked for the rail road so riding the train was something I was familiar with as a child. Yes, you can 'feel' the woosh of air as the train passes (and smell the smoke too!).
Well done. I look forward to more like this.
Thanks for sharing.
Sharon Weaver
via web46 months ago
Thank you both. Painting this was great fun and took me back to remembering my dad. Good stuff.
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