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Art: Fall Tree Festival by Artist Lar Shackelford
"Fall Tree Festival"
Lar Shackelford

Art: Curry Bush Botanical by Artist Lar Shackelford
"Curry Bush Botanical"
Lar Shackelford

Art: Watercolor Nude by Artist Lar Shackelford
"Watercolor Nude"
Lar Shackelford

Art: Cover Girl Comic Syle #2 by Artist Lar Shackelford
"Cover Girl Comic Syle #2"
Lar Shackelford

Art: Full Moon on a Southwest Desert Night by Artist Lar Shackelford
"Full Moon on a Southwest Desert Night"
Lar Shackelford

"Full Moon on a Southwest Desert Night"

Art: Full Moon on a Southwest Desert Night by Artist Lar Shackelford
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Media:  Mixed Media Painting Oil Acrylic Heavy Texture
Dimensions:  24" x 12" x 1.5"
Date of Work:  January, 2006

The full moon really shines down upon the Southwest desert. It reflects upon the sands as if they were tiny beads of glass. Mountains and buttes in the background on this painting highlight the various landscapes found in the desert. The colors in this painting are reflective of a rich warm environment yet we can experience some really cold and chilly nights. Our Winter temperature ranges can vary a great deal for as soon as the Sun goes down where I live the thermometer drops.

Whether you like the feeling of specifically Native American terrain or just enjoy the desert, I tried to create an ageless, timeless appeal. It was especially fun to work with as there is a great deal of texture in it which probably helps it's Abstract Expressionist appearance. I put stars in the night sky and they shine down on the land to sprinkle good cheer to the beauty that abounds in the desert Southwest of New Mexico, West Texas, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona.


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