 I enjoyed painting Central Gold so much that I've moved into a whole series based around the NZ landscapes.  This piece "Shifting Sands" is still unfinished but I think showing some promise.  I need to integrate the lake into the picture, as it stands it looks out of place.  I'm enjoying the freedom of this style, I need to refine the technique more but I'm definitely enjoying the process.  The landscapes of New Zealand affect people in so many ways, I enjoy listening to locals talk about the scenery that surrounds them and taking away with me the way they feel and trying to put it out on canvas.  When I hear people discussing Central Otago for instance their words are injected with pride and a sense of history.  The often rugged coastlines evoke feelings of freedom.  For me I love to capture these feelings on canvas as often they are a mirror image of emotions I have in other facets of my life.
 I enjoyed painting Central Gold so much that I've moved into a whole series based around the NZ landscapes.  This piece "Shifting Sands" is still unfinished but I think showing some promise.  I need to integrate the lake into the picture, as it stands it looks out of place.  I'm enjoying the freedom of this style, I need to refine the technique more but I'm definitely enjoying the process.  The landscapes of New Zealand affect people in so many ways, I enjoy listening to locals talk about the scenery that surrounds them and taking away with me the way they feel and trying to put it out on canvas.  When I hear people discussing Central Otago for instance their words are injected with pride and a sense of history.  The often rugged coastlines evoke feelings of freedom.  For me I love to capture these feelings on canvas as often they are a mirror image of emotions I have in other facets of my life. It's a more than pleasant way to bide my time until I can continue with my World series.
 
 
 
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