Hayfield Meadow in Summer | The Unfathomable Artist

“Hayfield Meadow in Summer” [29th July 2022] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, drawing with H, HB, 4B, 8B, charcoal stick and white paint-pen, signed in black ink on 280gsm 250mm x 300mm gesso primed canvas [pad], digitally edited image 3215 x 2802 pixels.

I made “Hayfield Meadow in Summer” [29th July 2022] in about 50 minutes from begin to complete.

Here is the photograph offering inspiration for my sketch:

“Hayfield Meadow in Summer season – Photograph” [1218hrs, 6th July 2022] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist.

You can see the extended grasses in the photograph (proven previously mentioned) masking the reduced-half of the composition. This is true of my sketch. Moreover, I applied ‘spatial-definition’ as a precise type, an artistic illustration in “Hayfield Meadow in Summer” and in some of my other pencil functions also.

Spatial-definition is where ever or is applied to purposely differentiate and/or amplify imagery within a composition.  For instance, this may well be the sky proven as a blank void or blank canvas place concerning grasses.

Would you like to know my favourite specifics within “Hayfield Meadow in Summer”?

In no specific purchase:

  • I enjoy the breezy wanting grasses,
  • the way the tall foremost mid-remaining grasses lean towards every other, practically in harmonious reverence either side of the ‘Y’ shadow shape, and,
  • the dot-and-sprint like leaves and bushes preparations in the farground.

You know, I form of feel this artwork is practically nothing nonetheless almost everything. Not a lot of person objects, except for the tall grasses, have any genuine construction for becoming some thing precise. However, we look at the artwork and build a sense of what the landscape really should appear like.

Virtually like a landscape we want it to be.

You can see ‘spatial-definition’ to a greater or lesser extent in the next performs by me: “The Observant Squirrel”, “Second Mount Foremost Pathway“, “Rusted Cart of the Nature Reserve”, “Curved Tree at Wren’s Nest Pond – original”, “James I IV Oak – Autumn Landscape”, “Evening at Hay Meadow – Original”, “Cluster of Oak Leaves in Hayfield Meadow – third version”, “Entrance to Wildflower Meadow”, “James IV & I Oak of Meadows Midst” and “Hayfield Meadow in Summer” (proven in graphic).

Hope you delight in.