Wildflowers Beneath Cloudy Skies
Original 8x10" oil painting by David Stratman, framed in a maple wood floater frame and ready to hang.
I painted this piece in early spring when these yellow flowers were popping up all along Michigan's fields and roadsides. I believe they were wild mustard, but I could be wrong. The skies were cloudy on this particular day which led to dark saturated colors and soft diffuse lighting on the landscape.
Original 8x10" oil painting by David Stratman, framed in a maple wood floater frame and ready to hang.
I painted this piece in early spring when these yellow flowers were popping up all along Michigan's fields and roadsides. I believe they were wild mustard, but I could be wrong. The skies were cloudy on this particular day which led to dark saturated colors and soft diffuse lighting on the landscape.
Original 8x10" oil painting by David Stratman, framed in a maple wood floater frame and ready to hang.
I painted this piece in early spring when these yellow flowers were popping up all along Michigan's fields and roadsides. I believe they were wild mustard, but I could be wrong. The skies were cloudy on this particular day which led to dark saturated colors and soft diffuse lighting on the landscape.