In this commissioned impressionistic painting, "Birdwatching in Still Waters," two figures stand quietly at the edge of a shimmering pond, their backs turned as they gaze across the water. Soft, dappled light filters through the leaves of surrounding trees, casting gentle patterns on the ground and water’s surface. The pond reflects a blend of colors – greens, blues, and hints of gold – capturing the tranquility of the scene.
 
The figures, subtly rendered, are intertwined with the landscape, their forms softened by the play of light and shadow. The figures lift their binoculars, their movements almost blending into the foliage. Brushstrokes suggest the delicate rustling of leaves and the quiet ripple of water. Distant birds are hinted at with soft dashes of color, adding a sense of life and movement to the otherwise still setting.
 
The overall atmosphere is calm and contemplative, inviting the viewer to share in the quiet joy of observing nature, with colors and forms blending seamlessly to create a harmonious balance between the figures and their serene surroundings.
 
This painting was created with the assistance of Kara's art teacher, Robin Cheers. 
 
“Birdwatching in Still Waters,” 10” x 10 x 1.5” on a birchwood cradle board. Natural edges are exposed so the painting doesn’t require a frame.
 
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