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"Hill Country Beckoning" by Kyle Wood

"Hill Country Beckoning" - 18" x 24" Oil on Canvas I titled this painting "Hill Country Beckoning" because I am so drawn to the Texas Hill Country. The area is full of lush live oak trees and jaw dropping views of steep terrain. Springtime is probably my favorite time of the year because it is annual call of the Texas Bluebonnet and other wildflowers. In a good year, when moisture is plentiful, some of the fields are literally saturated with pigments of blue, red, orange, pink, and yellow to name a few. It almost like someone took a paintbrush or a bucket of paint and spilled it all over the place. Typically, when painting bluebonnet scenes, I strive to mix in other colors that will compliment with the bluish-purple hue of the Texas Bluebonnet. Also, adding dead grasses, other flora like yuccas and prickly pear cactus that are very indigenous to this region of Texas typically help bring the painting to life. To view this painting and other paintings, ple...

"Lone Star Vision" by Kyle Wood

"Lone Star Vision" - 18" x 24" Oil on Canvas Today, it is a cold and dreary day outside and we just had 6" snow this morning here in Terrell, Texas. The painting above, reminds us of the spring weather that many Texans, if not all, are probably longing for. Soon, winter will lose its grip and fields will be brighten and sparkled with the freshly aroma of our state flower, "The Bluebonnet." I titled this painting "Lone Star Vision", because this truly speaks Texas and it is my interpretation of all the places that I have visited, especially in and around Fredericksburg. The beautiful nestled cabin and barn in a field of bluebonnets are part of the rich heritage and culture of our state. This painting is currently available for sale at The Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas. To see more of my work and other blogs, please visit http://www.kwoodfineart.com/ . Enjoy and have artful day!