Mountains in Prussian Blue Painting

With every painting I create I look to challenge myself and explore something new. In this case it was the Prussian blue color ?, which I hadn't used very often until now. I wanted to test it's properties and find it's hidden treasures. I also wanted to explore the shape of the triangle ?. It can be manipulated in so many different ways. It has so much to offer. I feel like I have a special attachment with every mountain. Each one was a journey unto itself. With some everything came naturally, the mixing of the colors was working and the paint brushes were working in my favor. With others I had to try and try again. Every studio session was a new adventure. I found myself dying to get back to the studio when I wasn't there. I missed the painting! I definitely spent more hours in the studio on this painting than on any other painting I've worked on. I feel proud of the work I put in and not just the result. I guess when you find a project you love it's ready to put in the work. There is no question that the end result is always a reflection of the work put in.