Next I did the Manhattan bridge. It got even colder but the sun was shining so I painted into the light which is a challenge.pic.twitter.com/c57ixgvacu
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NYC painting trip was a success. I recorded 3 new videos of me painting 3 bridges: Williamsburg, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. First up is Williamsburg. It was cold and slushy so I fee I really captured that feeling. Two more in thread.pic.twitter.com/jSq9uU015c
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Finally the next day I went to the Brooklyn bridge and found a spot. I was cold as a mofo at 24f but again lots of sunshine. I had to turn my easel so it caught sunshine to keep the paint warm enough to use.pic.twitter.com/D0TJt9Qn1N
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Finally, here’s all three painting so you can compare them. Let me know which one you think is best and why.pic.twitter.com/7u5YA8GMrH
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And remember, when viewing an impressionist painting--especially one done in this Russian-tons-of-paint-style--you want to look at it far away and close up. Close up it should look abstract and like modern art, far away it should look real but with some energy or motion to it.
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