Mark Hewatt

Tag: fall

  • Small stream at Little Mulberry

    Small stream at Little Mulberry

    This illustration comes from a reference photo I took years ago during a hike. I’ve always loved how the water in this small stream cuts through the heavy rocks and fallen debris.

    To capture the richness of the season, I used pen and ink for the structure, but relied on an acrylic wipe and india inks for the color. I feel this perfectly mimics the texture of mossy stones and the deep, rusty tones of autumn leaves on the forest floor. A permanent record of a fleeting season.

    Technical Details:

    • 6×9 140lb cold press
    • Sakura Pigma pens
    • Faber-Castell Pitt pens
    • Acrylic swipe
  • Tree in Late Autumn

    Tree in Late Autumn

    Date taken: 11/20/2011
    Camera: Nikon D5000 composite

  • Caney Creek – Fall Field Pano

    Caney Creek – Fall Field Pano

    Date taken: 11/5/20011
    Camera: Nikon D5000
    Composite of 10 images

  • Hodges Mill Field

    Hodges Mill Field

    This image is like a breath of fresh air, capturing the serene beauty of the countryside. The golden hues of a field, rich and warm, stretch out to meet a sky painted with soft blues and whites. Hay bales, scattered artistically across the field, add an element of rustic charm. They’re like nature’s own sculptures, standing as silent witnesses to the changing seasons. A white fence runs through the landscape, leading the eye to a cozy house nestled amidst lush greenery. It’s one of those homes that looks like it has countless stories tucked away within its walls.

    The sky is a masterpiece in itself – clouds dance gracefully across it, casting shadows and light in an intricate ballet. There’s something about their formation that stirs up a mix of emotions; they’re both dramatic yet peaceful at the same time. The trees stand tall and proud against this backdrop, their leaves rustling softly in an unseen breeze. Every brush stroke on this canvas tells a tale of nature’s timeless elegance; it’s a scene that makes you want to step right in and get lost for awhile.

    Technical Details

    • Medium: Acrylic
    • Surface: Stretched Canvas
    • Dimensions: 18×24

  • Brilliant Forest Glow

    Brilliant Forest Glow

    This painting shows a peaceful forest scene. The main focus is on the tall, dark tree trunks with detailed bark, standing on a green forest floor. There’s a smaller tree in the center with bright orange and yellow leaves that really stand out against the darker background. The way the artist uses light and shadows makes the forest look deep and mysterious. The bright leaves suggest that it’s autumn, giving a sense of seasonal change. This painting captures the calm beauty of nature, highlighting the contrast between the dark trees and the colorful leaves.

    Technical Details:

    • Surface: 140lb cold press
    • Dimensions: 9×12
    • Medium: Acrylic

  • Little Mulberry Stream

    Little Mulberry Stream

    This delightful painting transports us to an enchanting autumn forest. Imagine strolling through a sun-dappled woodland, the ground carpeted with golden-yellow leaves. The trees, their branches bare, stand tall on either side of a crystal-clear stream. Moss-covered rocks peek out from the water, adding a touch of ancient wisdom to the scene.

    The artist masterfully captures the essence of seasonal transition. It’s as if summer has whispered its goodbyes, and winter waits patiently in the wings. The warm yellows and oranges of the leaves harmonize with the cool blues and greys of the stream. Nature’s dance unfolds before our eyes, and we become part of this serene moment—a fleeting pause in the eternal rhythm of the forest.

    Technical Details

    Medium: Acrylic
    Surface: Stretched Canvas
    Dimensions: 9×12

  • Smokemont

    Smokemont

    In this picturesque scene, a winding road stretches out before us, beckoning with an air of mystery. The asphalt, painted in a soothing blue hue, seems to whisper secrets of distant destinations. Yellow lines guide the way, promising adventure and escape. The trees on either side stand tall, their branches reaching out like ancient guardians. Some are bare, their skeletal forms etched against the sky, while others cling to a few remaining leaves, defiant in the face of impending winter. The road itself is a silent storyteller, inviting us to step onto its path and discover what lies beyond the horizon.

    Technical Details

    Medium: Acrylic
    Surface: Stretched Canvas
    Dimensions: 11×14

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