The End of the Day

Now there’s a wonderful inviting place for an evening stroll!
I do love the light you get into your images
and how you get the colours just right!
☼ Simply GORGEOUS! ☼
Chookas! ♥

Fabulous colors once again, Lynda! And your light and detail are no less than perfect – as always! It’s absolutely a delight to see! ~ Pat

Another great bush pastel…..this is lovely as usual

A magnificent pastel Lynda! Your skill at recording the colours in Australian bush is becoming legendary. Well done my df!

A feast to the eyes !!!! wondrous lighting effects and colour fusions make this a real stunner!

The path does look very inviting and I simply love the rays of sunshine on the grass. Also the colours you use are always very beautiful!

fantastic, youve caught that light so well and i love the way you framed the composition with that lovely big tree

This is just so beautiful Lynda, you have captured the light superbly!!

So delicate…

Wonderful work Lyn as always, the light you have created in this is excellant work.instant fav..love your use of colour too…..anna : )

Hi Lynda, this is yet another shining example of your unlimited talents and your ability to give life to anything you touch. Fantastic work. :-)

great work my friend

wonderful!

so lovely my friend..

this is a wonderful painting

Beautiful Lynda!!!! You’re so right about the colors…...
Cathy

Yest another beauty Lynda. I can see why it sold.

Fantastic highlights in this one. Great work.

It’s no suprise that it sold straight away, Lynda !!!
it is truly a magnificent artwork, such vibrant colour and life !!
an instant fave

wow this a excellent painting

You played the light and shadows perfectly Lynda. Excellent work.

Beautiful pastel Lynda,
Into faves
Cheers Neil

Instant favorite, love it, very Australian.

so wonderful..beautifully painted..so well done!

this is stunning….......I love the light filtering through the trees and I love the detail…....beautiful….....I love your style of painting, it’s lovely…..
Pam :)

Your colours sing in this gorgeous piece, Lynda. The light is lovely and your skill with pastels is never more evident than in a wonderful subject such as this.

Home.

Spotted this one instantly from thumbnail. A unique style exquisitely presented

Nice work Linda great use of colour and light, nothing like a good pastel!!!

A beautiful painting with the sunlight on the trees and grass! Just beautiful!

so fantastic!

Yes, I like the warm light and long shadows of evening. Great painting, Lynda. And you’ve tackled the hard work of, multi and tangled, surface roots.

fantastic art

very beautiful Lynda

A beautiful painting sweetheART nature is such a joy ;} happy hippy hugglez

Think I am going senile, I was sure I commented on this a week or so ago.
Anyway beautiful image , fantastic capture of the light

Outstanding artwork !

this is really too beautiful lynda,
i love this moment in the morning,
where i can see this lighting
and this freshness!
i will really give time to landscape;;; i didn’t draw a thing in months,,,,,,,,,
i feel so bad about it,

Special colors and light ( as always ) ! Love your art !

“Just over the rise dark eyes stare intently beneath a jutting brow as the lone artist packs her belongings; having brilliantly captured forever the beauty of the fading day in minute detail with expert precision. As her auto speeds away in a cloud of dust that lingers over the waters of the Goulburn, the hairy beast steps warily from his hiding place and makes his way among the aging eucalyptus wood to the spot where her easel had made its impression among the forest litter. He pauses there, staring at the ground, then stoops low and delicately traces his index finger over the chalky residue scattered on the ground. The pad of his finger tip is immediately coated with the colorful substance of her pastels and, as he raises it in curiosity to instinctively sniff its scent, he is unaware that he has left a variegated smudge on the end of his nose. He will later suffer endless ridicule from the other members of the tribe, but for now he wonders in his primitive mind about this artist in the mist.”

Excerpt from the book, “Bigfoot in the Australian Outback” unavailable at bookstores everywhere.

You capture those eucalyptus trees so well – lovely work!

Hehehehe…couldn’t help it!! :)