Central Texas Imagery/Landscape
This gallery of images is a collection of plein air paintings of Lake Travis which is an ongoing series, as well as other images taken from the native plant life and landscape. Chroma Ateilier makes the journey exciting and inspiring.
Lake Travis Sunset
6 x 12" Interactive on prepared canvas using thick slow medium.
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Twilight on Lake Travis
6 x 12" Interactive on prepared canvas using thick slow medium.
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Sandy Point Lake Travis
9 x 12 " Interactive on prepared canvas with thick slow medium.
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Looking East
8 x 10" Interactives on gesso board with thick slow medium.
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Winter Tree Series
16 x 20" Interactives on canvas
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Winter Trees Reflection
16 x 20" Interactives on canvas
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Spring Fling
16 x 20 Tree reflection image
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Agave Forest
The Agave is a Texas Native that is a wonderful subject for light and shadow. This piece is 9 x12" interactive on cnavas sheet.
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Agave Forest II
Interactives on canvas sheet.
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Agave Sunrise by Marilyn Rea Nasky
Chroma Atelier Interactives on canvas
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Agave Pattern by Marilyn Rea Nasky
All of the Agave images are part of a series entitled "Hill Country Patterns" which celebrate the unique beauty of the Central Texas Hill Country. I enjoy getting up close and personal with my subject matter. The paintings always begin with a plein air expedition to capture images with pencil sketches, small painting sketches and digital images.
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Agave Torch by Marilyn Rea Nasky
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Agave Elegant
This 20 x 30" painting on gallery wrap canvas is a part of a series based on the Central Texas Native Agave. I am interested in the shapes and forms created by shadows in different lighting situations. My sketch and photo journal revealed "personality" in the plants. This ongoing series is exciting and inspring with the use of Chroma Interactives. Layers can be textured, removed and blended with ease. Viva Agave!
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Agave Guardian
This 20 x 30" painting on gallery wrap canvas is part of an ongoing series based on the Agave. This is a companion to Agave Elegant.
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Agave Guardian
Series abstracting shapes and forms of the Central Texas Native, the Agave.
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