pollarded willows, pastel, framed
I decided to frame the pollarded willows with a little more of the work showing - this is it popped into a frame, showing the new crop. Sorry about the reflection from the window/door! Framed it's just over 2 feet (guesstimate)
you can see the previous crop here
I think I'll change the mat to a slightly deeper wheat colour to match the field beyond the water.
I think it looks better larger - how about you?
Comments
- I have a nice framer who keeps his prices reasonable for me and makes frames to fit the odd sizes I often want. If I put the paintings in myself so he doesn't have the dusting and polishing etc he charges less. I don't like working to stock sizes so it's nice to have them custom made.
I've taken an old painting out of this frame and re-used it :>)
Billie the frame is limed ash, so very pale and the mat is antique white - so a soft off-white colour. I use these for most of my work so that an exhibition has a cohesive look. The width may vary slightly but the mat and frame are the same colour.
Deb thank you :>)
I much prefer this than the previous crop.
That seemed cramped, were as this one feels open and expressive.
A lovely piece.
Regards
I liked the crop, but I think this larger piece now I see it works even better.
Tnanks Trevor :>) and Jeanette
- yes I think this works better than the tighter crop and it was lucky that the frame was ideal for it :>) I'd intended it for a slightly smaller one.
Lindsay some trees are very dignified aren't they? I think they are like people with real character of their own - I just hate those generic trees in 'how to' books with nor personality or quirks - the authors never seem to say 'go and LOOK at trees'