Original artwork description:

Having spent many hours constructing dens like this one with my children, I have long wanted to paint one. Covered in a blanket of snow, this one was too good to miss. I painted it in January in the sunny days that followed 3 days of solid snow. The winter woods, usually so dark, had light bouncing all around reflecting off the snow. With all of my snow series, I became quite obsessed by capturing 'that' blue.
This painting is on a linen canvas and framed in a bespoke Whistler style frame with gold beading and a pale slip.

Materials used:

Oil on linen canvas

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#nature #forest #winter #snow #sunshine #wood #cold #january #wimbledon #common 

Snowy den on Wimbledon Common (2013)

Oil painting 
by Katharine Rowe

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Having spent many hours constructing dens like this one with my children, I have long wanted to paint one. Covered in a blanket of snow, this one was too good to miss. I painted it in January in the sunny days that followed 3 days of solid snow. The winter woods, usually so dark, had light bouncing all around reflecting off the snow. With all of my snow series, I became quite obsessed by capturing 'that' blue.
This painting is on a linen canvas and framed in a bespoke Whistler style frame with gold beading and a pale slip.

Materials used:

Oil on linen canvas

Tags:
#nature #forest #winter #snow #sunshine #wood #cold #january #wimbledon #common 
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Colour is the my main motivation for painting. I often spend up to an hour mixing paint before I touch the canvas. For me, each brushstroke needs to be deliberate.... Read more

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