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Saturday, March 6, 2010
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About the Artist
- Brent Perkins
- Thank you for visiting my blog. Please spend some time here. I hope you enjoy my paintings. I'm not a professional artist--although I've sold paintings--and I don't have aspirations for becoming one. The fact that I enjoy painting is all the motivation I need to keep dipping the brush and slapping on the paint. I believe there are thousands of other painters who hold a similar philosophy. As you can see I have several categories (collections) listed below that you can view. Once again, enjoy your visit. Bookmark and return again. I appreciate your kind remarks.
Followers
Collections
- Arches National Park (13)
- Arizona (13)
- Boulder Utah (7)
- Brianhead (17)
- Bryce Canyon National Park (6)
- Canyonlands national Park (4)
- Caricature (6)
- Cedar Mountain (18)
- Central Nevada (6)
- Central Utah (4)
- Clark County (9)
- color pencil (4)
- demo (9)
- Duck Creek (36)
- Eccles/Huntington Canyons (17)
- Family Stuff (11)
- Floral (16)
- florida (3)
- France (11)
- Germany (4)
- graphite (13)
- Great Basin National Park (24)
- ink (11)
- Lincoln County (65)
- Luxembourg (2)
- Miscellaneous (37)
- Mt Nebo (42)
- Northern Utah (27)
- pastel (1)
- Photographs (88)
- Rainbow Canyon (189)
- Random (1)
- Southern Utah (44)
- Spring Canyon (3)
- Strawberry Reservoir (16)
- Workshop (3)
- Yellowstone (15)
- Zion Park (32)
Favorite Art Books
- How to Make a Watercolor Paint Itself by Nita Engle
- Making Color Sing by Jeanne Dobie
- John Pike Paints Watercolors
- Gist of Art by John Sloan
- Complete Guide to Watercolor Painting by Edgar Whitney
- Creative Authenticity by Ian Roberts
http://ssportraits.blogspot.com/2012/02/dont-be-afraid.html?spref=fb
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2 comments:
Gorgeous, Brent. You really captured the volume and shape of the tree at the same time as the feeling of leaves and light! I'm in awe--for me, trees must be the very hardest to paint satisfactorily.
Thanks, Laura. I'm going on my 26th year of trying to interpret nature, especially trees. It's been challenging but well worth the effort. And I'm in awe of the way you make your watercolors seem effortless, clean, clear, and beautiful.
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