I had just enough time to do three new pastels last weekend. Unfortunately the sun went down on my last one and I had to cut it short do to wind and rain (bottom image). I had fun anyway, it's nice to be outside creating art and the changing weather made for very different colors. The top and bottom pastels were created one right after the other.
I hope you enjoy.
22 comments:
Preciosos. Plasman muy bien la luz difusa y con muchos matices. Un saludo.
Whoa--those are really good Noah.
Really really nice atmospheres. A beautiful sense of light and depth.
Xeno, grasias yo trabajo mucho en la luz difusa. Afligido a mi espaniol, esta muchas tiempo desde practico.
Hey Nick thanks. I'm still trying to get a hold of your book over here. By the way great indian and zoo drawings.
hey these look great.. i like the first and middle one best.. Those big grey clouds.. AWESOME!! you rarely get to see cloudy / grey life studies. Most of the time its always sunny or a sunset or somethign liek that! MAn i cant wait for the weather to warm up here in montreal. ONly in the last week its been about 9 degrees celcius. But still to cold to go out and paint. Your hands just end up freezing! Not really fun to do pastel stuff with gloves and a winter jacket haha...
Noah your work looks great, I really like the pieces you're doing for the childrens book! I'll add your link for sure. And a few doors are already opening, so things are going good. Thanks.
Wow Noah. Really impressive. i love how you get a real sense of depth and atmosphere in there. Recalls Monet a bit.
Good job.
noah!
nice to hear from you. your stuff looks great as always. as for myself, i've graduated, went straight to EA, and now working for a new game developer in san mateo doing an MMORPG. take care, and hope to see you soon
-nino
Yo Noah,
These character d's and environmental cuts are smashing....thumbs up! -W
very nice work, beautiful execution! I love the ostrich sketch, its got a great lively sense to it.
Hey Noah,
It's good to see that you're still kickin' ass. I love that so many shrunkenheads are still going strong!
Great stuff Noah! I haven't had the chance to see what you've been working on in awhile, and am I impressed.
those pastels > °_O
noah, what's up dude? been a while. love the work you got on here, especially the pastel studies. great stuff. i'll visit often to check out what you've done.
i've succumbed to peer pressure and just started up a blog, so check it out when you get the chance and let me know what you think. take it easy...
Thanks for the kind words...up until the beginning of this year, i was at EA doing some concept stuff. before that i was with Sony doing the same. sadly, right now i'm unemployed... doing some freelance work, looking for the next gig. standard operating procedure in this business.
hey, mind if i link up with your blog? i've seen many other SJSU folks around so i figure'd i'd put em' all in my links...
rock on.
Nice! I actually prefer stormy-weather type scenes so I really like the second one.
Yo Noah,
Beautiful landscape pastels. I can't wait to see more, I'll keep checking back.
Yeah, I'm back from Chicago working at a video game company in Rohnert Park. Chi-town was a little too cold for a califonia boy.
beautiful pastels Noah!
Lovely pastels, Noah. They have a very painterly feel to them.
Wow, thanks everyone. Painting outside is one of my favorite things. Jason, I agree with you about the stormy pastels, but it's been raining almost every day this month and it make it hard to get motivated and out painting, but I'll try again next weekend.
Love these Pastels Noah.
your pastel drawings are amazing!! Love the atmospheric moood in them.
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