This rendering shows my color version of a lonely wind-swept tree high in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Yosemite. I had posted this previously in a black and white version only. With the added watercolors, I feel the art has more interest. These hardy trees endure freezing temperatures, rain, snow and heat but they continue to survive. This tree is shaped by the winds and the only noise heard here are the voices of nature. Watercolor on bristol board. Saturday, December 20, 2008
Wind-Swept Tree
This rendering shows my color version of a lonely wind-swept tree high in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Yosemite. I had posted this previously in a black and white version only. With the added watercolors, I feel the art has more interest. These hardy trees endure freezing temperatures, rain, snow and heat but they continue to survive. This tree is shaped by the winds and the only noise heard here are the voices of nature. Watercolor on bristol board. 
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6 comments:
This is very beautiful. I can almost hear the voice of the wind!
Heavenly view and amazing work!
Thanks Carla and Indigene for your comments. This is a favorite drawing of mine. Hope to hear from you again.
Amazing drawing, gratz!
Hi!
why the tree look like that? is it because of winds? great picture you have here friend.
Beautiful rendering, I love this.
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