Off in the Distance

From a little piece of my Medora photography shapes were joined with comfortable concentration creating this special watercolor; “Off in the Distance”.  The trees on the side of the bluff were of interest, the rocks just needed a little identification.  I don’t know what the large trees are, but I love their shape. The hill transitioned down gradually to flatter land. Later a few bison were placed in the foreground. The paint does such awesome things because I left it alone. This gem was created because I was totally in the zone while painting.

This painting has a double  off-white mat and is framed with a narrow squared walnut molding.