In several quick strokes, Angela Moulton can create expressive oil paintings of birds. A technique that has its difficulty and that thanks to that paint that is piled up in those quick brush strokes, can generate the sensation of relief.
Moulton also shows us the passion he has for this winged living being that we can find in parks and gardens and that in full color in oil, shares the vivid color of each of his paintings.
The beauty of art is that each artist is capable of giving its nuance and its touch to a specific theme, and that has possibly been the center for hundreds of them for many decades and centuries.
His greatest passion is using oil to paint colorful birds on canvas. A professional who takes inspiration from nature and color itself to show us her way of understanding swallows based on several well-given brushstrokes and in her own way.
Thanks to this technique we can get to know her and her just brushstrokes so that with a few, with a brush that can pass the number 14, we can contemplate striking works of art full of light and color with these birds that Moulton also portrays.
An artist who spends his time between Illinois and Idaho and that he sells his original work and prints of his artistic pieces. You can take a look at Pratt Creek Art and find his works that he makes available to everyone to be able to have a copy in our house and thus decorate one of our rooms in the best way.
It also uses a platform like YouTube to show how you do your work with thick brush strokes full of nuances. We leave you with Johan Scherft's watercolors of birds, also full of nuances and of great beauty as well as subtlety.