Tejas Creek Experiment - 7 Metal Print
by Joel Deutsch
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Tejas Creek Experiment - 7 metal print by Joel Deutsch. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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We had intended to do a fall hike up McKittrick Canyon, something I�ve wanted to do since our first visit to Guadalupe Mountains National Park... more
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We had intended to do a fall hike up McKittrick Canyon, something I�ve wanted to do since our first visit to Guadalupe Mountains National Park several years earlier. We camped at Pine Creek for five nights, but we were way ahead of fall. So after a little more meandering around West Texas, still early for McKittrick�s Fall Colors, we headed to Dog Canyon for some high country camping. From Dog Canyon we struck out for McKittrick Canyon on the Tejas Trail. It was a glorious fall day! Every blade of grass, Sotol leaf and blossom took on a magic, golden glow from the bright sunlight filtered by high mountain air. We hiked thru maples flaming with reds and yellows and oaks that were just beginning to tinge yellow. These are colors that you don�t see along the Blue Ridge. Then we came to the first place where the trail crosses Tejas Trail. And, I hope to some degree this watercolor expresses how the first sight of this dry creek felt.
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About Joel Deutsch
Never go out without your sketchbook. Paint fearlessly! Cultivate obscurity, you'll grow freedom. We are the eyes and ears of God! All images are copyright � 2008-2022 All Rights Reserved.
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Joel Deutsch
Thank you, Marsha. Less is better, but we sometimes forget that and don't stop when we should. I guess that's why my watercolor sketches are my favorite paintings. - JD
Marsha Reeves
I think the experiment came out well! l/f
Joel Deutsch
John, thank you so much for your feature in the Painting the Old Way Group. They are always appreciated. This is one of my favorite watercolors. - JD
John Malone
Congratulations your work has been featured in “PAINTING THE OLD WAY”!