Misner's Wagon Acrylic Print

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While searching for something to paint, I came across this jewell and promptly took out my watercolours. Painted with acrylics in a watercolor style on heavy paper, I tried to capture the contrast between the silhouetted boards on the back wall and the wagon in order to give the painting depth. The subject of old wooden buildings is one of my favourite things to paint, the weathered wood grain with knots and rusty nail holes lends itself ideally to water color as it soaks in and allows the paper texture to add character. I had often driven by this old stately farm and found that the owner was very old and lived his remaining days in an institution, sadly about a month later some vandals set fire to the building and destroyed this wonderful old farm and all these neat pieces of history. I wish now that I had painted more images of this place.

CHECK OUT SwansonArt Originals LATEST SALE Please VOTE for your favorite images, it helps sales. Thanks ___________________________________________________ Michael Swanson "The hands of a Craftsman, the heart of an Artist." Heritage Gallery, Laguna, CA I'm often told; "Your art is so real looking why not just take a photo"? Well yes, if I could not draw I probably would, however a photo rarely reflects the three dimensional world we experiences, how often have you been disappointed that your photograph did not turn out as you expected? Let me explain; in a three dimensional world we see things subjectively, photographs can only capture a split second of any scene which often disappoints and is the main reason...