Inspiration Without Missing a Beat
and crisscross angles of field and fog
Hoes in the Mist - Digital Painting / art prints - Dan Beck 2006
Inspiration is a fun thing sometimes. In the above painting it came in two ways and in pretty quick order.
I spied the gang of workers hoeing - the conditions were fog and mist - and I had that without missing a beat moment - “hoes in the mist” - some of the ramifications of which can be found in earlier article.
I had wanted the workers be to kind of lost in the fog as well - I could only see them for a brief moment and they frankly kind of blended in.
From a painting and composition standpoint, I really like the crisscross angles of field and fog and I guess I am ok with the alliteration too.
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See Also
- Feeling of Rain
Digital painting with a somewhat similar feel - Collier’s, “Lost In A Fog” (1941) Cooper, M - 016
So many different takes on this phrase - I liked this one. - On the Cusp of a Real Breakthrough ยป Lost In A Fog
This is just mutterings as the blogger says - but they are indeed lost in the fog - giving it all richer meaning.









