MooPig Paint: UPDATE :: Painting a Day :: "Wranglers on the Purple Sage"

Monday, August 30, 2010

UPDATE :: Painting a Day :: "Wranglers on the Purple Sage"

UPDATE 08.30.2010 :: Better snap shot of the piece, 20 x 24, oil on linen, Wranglers of the Purple Sage
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Camera phone photo balances the colors strange ... this has more mood indigo than it shows here.

Oil on linen, More Wranglers, this time out early on the sage, roping a pony for the day's work.

3 comments:

Christina G. said...: Hey, I wanna see that 'mood indigo'! Darn!; August 30, 2010 at 6:22 AM
MooPig said...: I think I need to re-think my camera situation. These snapshots are lacking the schnapple to show the true colors of these ... ne'r'theless, here is an updated photo... tough to see the nuance still. And I still have touch-up to do on the cow pokes.

Maybe I am wishful thinking, eh?; August 30, 2010 at 5:56 PM
DMCDerp said...: Dad; these pictures are outstanding!; September 11, 2010 at 10:45 PM

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Not disordered desire in the sexual sense – which, despite the colonial ambitions of psychoanalysis, was never more than one small corner of the empire of desire.

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