This 9x12 oil on panel I did a couple weeks ago. It's another in the Trees and Snow series though this time it represents the stony corner of a pasture. I've been to this spot many times, but now for some reason the barbed wire fence has been taken down, so I was able to actually stand in the pasture itself, and look back to where I normally stood, on the other side of the fence, the cow's view, so to speak. I tried to keep things simple due to the complexity of the view.
Another thought from Ken Howard: "If as an artist you are touched by a subject, it will touch others. If you paint a subject just because you think other people will like it, they never will."
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