Paradise Painting - Jim Day Sunrise Steam Fog by Phil Chadwick

Jim Day Sunrise Steam Fog is a painting by Phil Chadwick which was uploaded on November 19th, 2022.

Jim Day Sunrise Steam Fog

I knew that the wind would develop by mid-morning when the radiational inversion broke down, so I decided to head out for a paddle around Singleton... more

by Phil Chadwick

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Title

Jim Day Sunrise Steam Fog

Artist

Phil Chadwick

Medium

Painting - Oil On Panel

Description

I knew that the wind would develop by mid-morning when the radiational inversion broke down, so I decided to head out for a paddle around Singleton Lake while the water was like glass. The air was cold enough to support steam fog. It had been a while since I painted steam devils so I thought that it would be good to try them again. The story can be found in the title. This is looking southeastward around 7 am in the morning.

I did manage to paddle around Singleton before the southwesterly winds picked up.

I enjoy working on these smooth and slippery surfaces. It encourages one to mix the correct colour, load the brush, lay the oils in the right place and move on. Too much brushwork can quickly make the colours muddy.

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November 19th, 2022