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THE BELT OF VENUS - Painting the Moon at Dawn / Tonal - Colourist Impressionism

RICHARD MUSGRAVE-EVANS 21,052 3 years ago
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The Belt of Venus (also called Venus's Girdle, the antitwilight arch, or antitwilight) is an atmospheric phenomenon visible shortly before sunrise or after sunset, during civil twilight. It is a band of magenta - ranging through to ochres and greens - that surrounds the observer in a wondrous glow, extending roughly 20 - 30° above the horizon. Today I'm painting on a large canvas (92x122cm or 36x48 inches) completed in the studio. The subject is from one of my little Plein Air studies, created on a recent and memorable painting trip. My choice of medium is oil paint, applied with palette knives. instagram -https://www.instagram.com/richard_musgrave_evans/ VIEW MY PAINTINGS: https://richardmusgraveevans.com.au/ ARTSTORE ONLINE: I paint with 500ml and one litre tins of Art Spectrum paint. Art Spectrum paint and anything in stock can be purchased at a 10% DISCOUNT Storewide, with code 'RME' at checkout! https://www.artstoreonline.com.au/

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