Afternoon Sky

This cloud study was posted last year but I was never

completely happy with it, I thought it was too dark.

So I "went back in" awhile ago and did some lightening

and I'm more satisfied with the effort this time.

Oil on board 6 x 6.

Comments welcomed!

Jeffrey

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This painting is available for $100 with free shipping

anywhere in North America.
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jjboronart@shaw.ca

Mount Doug Clouds

Several weeks ago I was able to photograph some

spectacular cloud formations from the top of Mount

Tolmie. These clouds where the type we seldom

see here in Victoria. They are the sort I have seen

painted of the skies in places such as New Mexico.

Huge towering formations rolling across the sky

changing rapidly as they past. When I got back to

the studio I was able to take more photo's of them

now filled with colours from the sun setting behind me.

From these photo's I hope to do a large series of

paintings, this being the first.

Oil on board 6 x 8.

Comments always appreciated!

Jeffrey

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plus the cost of mailing.

Please email me to arrange your purchase using

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jjboronart@shaw.ca

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Below is a photo I took from my studio

that evening!

December Afternoon-Plumper Bay

A warm sunny afternoon in December and the time to

get out and paint...how great is that. The temperature

hit 13C which is about 60F...niiiice!

The rapidly moving clouds presented quite a

challenge and by the time an hour had gone by large

looming dark clouds had moved in and

it was time to skedaddle!

This is another view of part of Esquimalt Harbour.

Oil on board 6 x 8.

Comments always appreciated.

Jeffrey

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This painting is available for $135 CAN,

plus the cost of shipping.

Please email me to arrange your purchase using PayPal.

jjboronart@shaw.ca

Top of the Rock

Just finished this one from a photo taken while out

plein air painting on Friday.

I loved the drama of the two isolated trees

backdropped by the hudge clouds

rising up behind them.

Oil on canvas 8 x 6.

Jeffrey

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"Clouds are fascinating to paint because they are the only

element in a landscape that possesses free movement."

(John F. Carlson)

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Me plein airing.