Newly Released Works by Erin Hanson

No images? [Click here]( [Erin Hanson - Landscapes in Oil]( [ORIGINALS]( | [PRINTS]( | [B]([OOKS]( F R E S H from the E A S E L I have been busy painting for my upcoming show in the California Desert -- the [La Quinta Art Celebration](. I am now turning to my smallest canvases to create my annual [Petite Show]( for 2023. These original works below are currently available for purchase and also available as a canvas print or 3D Textured Replica. Enjoy! Erin Palm Impressions Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $27,000 30 x 48 in Looking up into the palm tree fronds at Indian Canyon Palm Oasis is the quintessential experience of Palm Springs. This painting captures the beauty and color of the desert with wide, expressive brush strokes and subtle color variations. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Palm Impressions"]( [Make an Offer]( "Florida Reflections" Florida Reflections Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $6,900 12 x 16 in These turquoise waters were inspired by a sunset in Clearwater, Florida. The Florida palms in the foreground draw you into the vista of clouds and reflected color. Each brush stroke is placed with free, confident motion, without overlapping, in the Open Impressionism style. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Florida Reflections"]( [Make an Offer]( "IMPRESSIONS of FALL" Impressions of Fall Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $51,000 50 x 60 in Stately aspens tower high above against an October blue sky. This painting of Cedar Breaks National Monument in southern Utah captures the vibrant hues of the quaking aspen in autumn glory. Thick brush strokes of oil paint add dimension and movement to the painting. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Impressions of Fall"]( [Make an Offer]( "Ocotillo Sunset" Ocotillo Sunset Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $32,800 48 x 36 in The ocotillo is an iconic desert plant in southern California and Arizona. The tall, stately ocotillo is most beautiful in spring, when it is covered in tiny green leaves and bright red flowers burst from the ends of each stalk. This painting captures a scene from the Mojave Desert, in Joshua Tree National Park. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Ocotillo Sunset"]( [Make an Offer]( "Lemon Blooms" Lemon Blues Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $6,000 11 x 14 in Yellow flowers bloom in an abundance of sunny color during a desert super bloom. This painting captures the desert wildflowers at Borrego Springs, in southern California. Erin Hanson applies impasto brush strokes of oil paint are laid side by side, without overlapping, in her signature technique of Open Impressionism, creating a mosaic of color and texture across the canvas with her brush. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Lemon Blooms"]( [Make an Offer]( "Palm Mountains" Palm Mountains Original Oil Painting by Erin Hanson $15,000 24 x 30 in Palm Springs is famous for its rugged, tall mountainscape and everpresent palm trees. This painting captures the beauty of the California desert with thick, expressive brush strokes and vibrant hues of gold, purple, and blue. For Assistance: Call [(503) 334-3670]( Text [(503) 334-3670]( Email info@erinhanson.com ["Palm Mountains"]( [Make an Offer]( 2 0 2 4 CALENDARS [while supplies last] [2024 Calendars]( [Shop: The 2024 Calendar Bundle]( IMPASTO PAINTING THROUGH HISTORY Examine the history of impasto art with us Impasto painting techniques have been used throughout history to give paintings that luscious texture that Erin Hanson's collectors love. While it is most commonly seen in impressionist artwork, impasto has been used for centuries to create thickly layered works that make you want to run your fingertips across each ridge. In this article, we will share more about this technique, including what it is and the history of its use up until the modern day. What is the Impasto Painting Technique? The impasto painting technique involves applying thick layers of paint to a surface utilizing a brush, palette knife, or other exciting tools like spatulas, sponges, or even fingers. This application adds a textured or three-dimensional effect to the piece, allowing the artist to create a sense of depth, volume, and movement in the artwork. The term "impasto" is derived from the Italian word for "paste" or "dough," which accurately describes the consistency of the paint used in this technique. While impasto is most often associated with oil painting, it can be used with other types of paint, including acrylic, gouache, and even watercolors. Additives can be mixed into the various paint types, changing the viscosity, adding a unique quality to each piece, and affecting drying times. The texture created by impasto changes how light interacts with the painting, resulting in fascinating effects of light and shadow. The raised surfaces of the paint catch the light differently, creating a sense of depth and luminosity. To add to this effect, impasto can be combined with other techniques like underpainting or glazing, changing the painting's textural effects and hue variations. Overall, the impasto painting technique offers artists a way to add dimension and expressiveness to their work through the physicality of the paint. This versatile technique can create various effects, from adding subtle texture to building bold, sculptural forms. [[READ MORE](] [Behind-the-Art]( [EXPERIENCE in PERSON]( [Facebook]([Instagram]([Pinterest]([Website]([YouTube]( The Erin Hanson Gallery in Oregon 1805 NE Colvin Ct McMinnville, OR 97128 (503) 334-3670 Please contact us at info@erinhanson.com for more information. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Erin Hanson's artist newsletter. [Unsubscribe](