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Algonquin Marsh

The largest pieces always take the longest. 
So I have taken some progress shots to see how the painting is developing. 




I started out wondering if I was going to paint this in a more monochromatic tone.




I decided to add more colour in as I went.
This one will be called "Algonquin Marsh" when I am finally finished with it.


 24" by 36"
gallery wrapped canvas

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