Fire and Ice
Winter landscape painting is arguably the best time of the year for color and plein air painting. The sunlight in the winter is often thought of as grey and overcast, but often when the sun is out, it will reflect the sunlight and brighten the landscape. These paintings highlight the red and blue, warm and cool aspects of the landscape, the rough and soft textures of the snow, and the clear blue sky only winter can provide. I have paired the winter painting with a selection of hot and summery experiences of the sun. The sun in each season effect overall effect of the landscape.
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Byron Hodgins
Byron Hodgins received a B.F.A from Nova Scotia School of Art and Design. He lives and works in Ottawa and has exhibited across Canada. He is fascinated with documenting the most ordinary parts of the everyday and the imaginary life inspired by nature.
His work has been featured by organizations such as Magazine 1968, and reviewed by the Toronto Star.
