Beaming Mountain Sunset V
Beaming Mountain Sunset V, acrylic on art board, 11″x14″, 2023 Available via the Two Old Crows Gallery in Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Beaming Mountain Sunset V, acrylic on art board, 11″x14″, 2023 Available via the Two Old Crows Gallery in Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Starry Night Above the Rockies I, acrylic on art board, 11″x14″, 2023 Available via the Two Old Crows Gallery in Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Beaming Mountain Sunrise IV, acrylic on art board, 14″x11″, 2023Available via the Aspen and Evergreen Gallery in Estes Park, Colorado
Reawakening, acrylic on board, 48″x48″ framed, 2023 ~AvailableVisit Kasia’s Online Art Shop: https://www.kasiapolkowskashop.com/product-category/paintings-drawings/ I live in the foothills of the San Juan Mountains in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. I love spending time in the mountains, taking in the views of the mountains that seem to go on forever. When the sun rises from behind the mountains ...
This painting is inspired by the colorful, mountainous scenery across Colorado, during sunrises and sunset, when the colors of the landscape are briefly intensified by the beaming sun. Below are a couple process shots from the studio as well as some angles and detail before the painting was custom framed in a black gallery style frame.
For me its an extra treat to witness the brilliantly colored pinks and oranges creating a gentle gradient while a beaming, momentarily pink sun rises quickly from behind the mountains, creating this transient effect. I love that brief moment when the colors of the landscape become saturated with color after a long night – the mountains change seemingly having no color to having various shades of greens and blues – it is such a lovely sight to see, as fleetin
This painting is inspired by the vivid atmosphere of a colorfully rising sun in the mountains. From my experience, sunrises seem to be more often subtle so when I catch one that is so bright and magical I know its going to be a special day.
I painted this night sky painting for my sister Gosia. We wanted her to come along on a recent Tucson Road Trip with us but she couldn’t make it this time around. So in good spirit we brought her painting with us and it did some sightseeing for her, then we shipped it to her from Arizona.
For me its an extra treat to witness the brilliantly colored pinks and oranges creating a gentle gradient while a beaming, momentarily pink sun rises quickly from behind the mountains, creating this transient effect. I love that brief moment when the colors of the landscape become saturated with color after a long night – the mountains change seemingly having no color to having various shades of blue – it is such a lovely sight to see, as fleeting as it may be.
I strove to express the unique ambience of that brief magic hour when the colors of the landscape become more intense and vivid. Sometimes some hues seem to only last minutes, maybe less. But they sure make an impression that can often last a lifetime.