The Fields of Pinar del Rio by Seok Yam Chew

Another super picture in your 'around the world in 80 paintings' series! Like the textures in this one.

Seok this is a beautiful painting, the greys, pinks and violets blend beautifully to give a calm and sunny atmosphere. Love it!

Lovely, Seok - the textures and colous are great - especially the bits of red and pink are so effective Thank you for your kind comments on my Yorkshire Museum but it would be much bettter in a free style like your painting here. Also your painting of the Manon is superb - I find boats so difficult to paint.

Beautiful atmosphere captured in this one Seok and I love the colours.

Lovely fresh colours - beautiful painting

Lovely fresh colours - beautiful painting

Very warm and powerful picture.

What a beatifully calm and tranquil painting Seok! You manage to create a very similar feeling with your oils and your watercolours, They are just wonderful!

Just love the application of paint in this superb painting.

Beautiful painting Seok, This is a lovely landscape very well painted

Thanks ever so much, everyone!

This is great, Seok. Very atmospheric and sunny. Love it!

This is different for you oils? I like it very much,:)linda

Did you use a palette knife again or is it your energetic brush strokes that give this painting a lovely texture? Really like the colours you've used in this as well.

Thank you very much, Mia, Linda and Val! And yes, Linda and Val, I used the palette knife for this, so it is a departure from my usual brush paintings. To be more precise, I am returning to my roots. When I started with oil painting, I painted with the palette knife. As I progressed, I started using the brush and was painting with the brush for many years. I've recently rediscovered my love for the palette knife, so will probably be continuing with this for the foreseaable future.

Love the textures in this Seok, colourful and attractive work.

I think this is so vigourous Seok, I didn't know you worked in oils, terrific, love the pallette.

Thank you very much, Carole and Fred!