Palmer Hayflats
by Karen Mattson
Title
Palmer Hayflats
Artist
Karen Mattson
Medium
Painting - Acrylic On Panel
Description
The Palmer, Alaska hayflats are a low-lying area built up from glacier silt. The area dropped significantly during the 1964 devastating Alaska earthquake. It is now a refuge for wildlife and birds of all kinds, including migratory birds. The State Of Alaska has designated the area as a wildlife refuge. This impressionistic painting depicts my feelings about the area.
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January 12th, 2015
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Comments (3)
Conni Reinecke
This is one of my favs!! It is just gorgeous!!!
Karen Mattson replied:
Thank you, Connie! I love to do memory paintings, because it makes my imagination go wild!
Talya Johnson
Gorgeous color palette and expression. You nailed this!!
Karen Mattson replied:
Thank you, Tali! I felt like I was there in real life, but it was all in my memories. I felt like I could make it look like I wanted it to be,
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