Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Trees, Once More

The trees along the horse trails just outside my property are still bare and the remains of a flood we had two years ago scar the trunks. I have a feeling that when Spring comes there will be fewer trees as some will not come back to life; but Spring will come and in a month or so the fields will be full of wildflowers. The bluebonnets seedlings in my front yard are starting to emerge.

"Trees, Once More"
14 x 14 inches by 3/4", Original Oil on Canvas



11 comments:

Archie and Melissa said...

hi judy!
oh it is fabulous! i feel so lucky to have and enjoy your blue trees everyday!
xoxox
melissa

JudyMackeyart said...

Hi Melissa,
How do you like this title? I figured since this was another "trees" painting, I'd call it "once more" : )
I'm so glad you like my blue trees - have a lovely day!
Judy

nancy said...

Nice work! Love the trees, can't wait to see a few leaves on my trees.

Unknown said...

Wow...I believe this is my very favorite piece in your painting so far Judy. The colors work so well and when the eye is drawn to the trunks of the trees it morphs to an abstract wonderland. Gorgeous!

Art with Liz said...

WOW, Judy, an absolute wow of a painting!

JudyMackeyart said...

Nancy, Sheila, Liz - A big thank you!!
happy painting!

Judy

gianlucio said...

Hello Judy, a beautiful contrast of warm and cold colors, really well done!

nollyposh said...

~Beautiful~
i also love your words of Spring...
the cycles of Nature and life goes on x

JudyMackeyart said...

Oh nollyposh - or Vickie? I know that with the fires raging your trees will be in bad shape - I pray the fires will end soon!

Cheers to you!
Judy

Saundra Lane Galloway said...

Comming from a fellow tree painter I absolutely love this one! The feeling I get is so strong when I see it...thanks for putting it into the world!

Carol Horzempa said...

This is a painting that really draws you in, it has so much mystery! You found beauty even in scars on tree trunks. I'm glad to hear about your signs of spring in Texas, it gives me hope that spring is on the way.