Friday, December 16, 2011

Pink Forest Sunrise

About three years back I painted this, "Pink Forest Sunrise". It was a real trek through the Pennsylvania woods with three nieces. They insisted I had to see the sun come up over the ridge; I'm glad I did.

12 comments:

bazza said...

I love winter landscape paintings and this one is a real delight! Do you paint with acrylics?
Click here for Bazza’s Blog ‘To Discover Ice’

klahanie said...

Hey Dixie,
I fondly recall the first time you made me aware of this fabulous painting.
I'm delighted to see it again. You are very talented and this is one of my favourite works of art by your good self. I'm glad you captured the beautiful essence as the sun came over the ridge.
In peace, your friend, Gary :)

dcrelief said...

Thanks, bazza! I enjoy acrylics, and have done some water colour as well.
Glad you like it; thanks so much.
In peace, Dixie

dcrelief said...

Hi Gary.
I thought you might remember this one... last winter scene I've done. So it's time for another, maybe?!

Thanks for your comment and support!
In peace,
Dixie

Paul said...

I love scenic paintings especially with sunrise and the sun setting.

Blessings and Merry Christmas:)
Paul

Anonymous said...

Wonderful picture Dixie. I always loved it.
L.R.

DC ~ Relief said...

Hi Paul.
Thank you. I'm trying to get back to enjoying the talents The Lord blessed me with. Inside I get quiet as I paint, and there's the still small voice. So peaceful.
Good Christmas to you, Paul.
Dixie

DC ~ Relief said...

Hi L.R.
Now that I have some batteries for my camera, I'm waiting on snow. No, I just need to stop making excuses and pick up a brush!! LOL.
Love you :)

bazza said...

Wishing you and yours a peaceful time over the festive season. With love from Bazza of “To Discover Ice”

dcrelief said...

Thank you, Bazza. Love and joy come to you and yours. In peace, Dixie

Kelly said...

I like your painting. You're quite talented. I like how the sunlight comes through, between the trees. I hope your trek with your nieces wasn't too difficult.

dcrelief said...

Thanks, Kelly! It was one huge mountain that ran straight up from their backyard. (Football field to the top and then it flattened in one place.) Even got a "Bob Ross happy little tree"!
AT 9 degrees I didn't let them haul me around much; dang the snow felt like ice. I'd do it again, tho.