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Tarzana Sunset

 

Tarzana Sunset

© Marian Fortunati

6" x 6" Oil on Wood Panel

 


I am often greeted by spectacular sunsets and cloudscapes as I step outside my house and look across toward the Malibu Mountains.  On this particular evening, I was driving down the hill from my house on my way to visit with my Dad.  As I drove along, I glanced to the side and just had to pull over.  The sunset was one of a kind.... breathtaking.  I just had to stay there for a while and take it in.  It was yet another gift to those of us who looked,  from the most perfect of artists.

This is an interesting time of day.  It's not really night, but the day is really over.  It is that sort of half light that is between the two.

Painting small can be interesting and can present a different set of problems and issues than when painting large.   I think I'll work on a large painting next.   Our wet and slushy rain / snow is keeping me inside so we'll see what I can come up with next.

Enjoy your moments.


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4 Responses to Tarzana Sunset

Marian--you get an awful lot in a little space. Love the brilliant colors! Interesting to compare your sunsets to ours in Maine. See latest post.

Blazing sunset. A 'big' little painting! Glad you are able to spend time with your Dad.

Well, thanks for visiting Jack and Mary!!! What a pleasure!
Yes, Mary, I always like spending time with my Dad. This week, however, I've been spending loads of time with him because he's in the hospital. He'll be home again soon, so the visiting will be more normal. Ya gotta admit... Family is really important!
Jack... Hope you are well... I'm going to sign off and hop on over to your blog to see what you posted.
Happy painting, both of you!

Great sunset and strong painting!


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