#paynes grey

[sammroo167]

Noosa, kabi kabi country, 2025

[zebonifer]

Here is a painting

It is blue and alabaster

I don’t know what this is but I sure wish I paid more attention to composition 😅

Acrylic on paper

[processes]

New Year's Eve Foxfires at the Changing Tree, Ōji

Utagawa Hiroshige

ca. 1857

Foxes gather at the large, old enoki (hackberry) tree on New Year's Eve to prepare to pay homage at the Ōji Inari shrine, the headquarters of the Inari cult in eastern Japan (Kantō). The cult centers on the god of the rice field, for whom the fox serves as messenger. On the way to Ōji, the foxes have set a number of kitsunebi (foxfires), which farmers count to predict the upcoming rice harvest. Hiroshige's print successfully conveys the mysterious atmosphere of the rite as the procession of foxes bearing fires approaches from the distant, dark forest under a starry sky.

[ebstef]

These colors have me in a choke hold so many combos with simple shades. Burnt & raw sienna & paynes grey.

Paintober2023 Day 3- Moth

[silver-serene]

Ode to antidepressants

In a place beyond pain

the small pills softened, muted

the blows

numb better than

vast searing grief

Last white half -

then I face it alone

breath by breath

again

[missdibler]

Page 3 of my sketchbook. I LOVE paynes grey, it is my number one favourite paint colour ever. This is winsor and newtons professional range paynes grey and i love how versitile it is. Do you have a favourite colour? Let me know, i would love to try it out!

[corvus-ctrl]

and i feel no love

[kimartist]

VINE BUDDHA

by kimartist

16"x20" mixed media on 3/4" deep gallery-wrapped canvas