Sunrise Minyan
The three word mantra I had while painting this landscape was “colourful, spiritual, and nostalgic”
Our sages teach us that sunrise (neitz) is the ideal time to pray in and I wanted to capture this sunrise in a similarly idealised, spiritual way. To do this I amped up the saturation to add a dreamy quality to the painting. I also abstracted the kotel wall to save the details for the sky and praying men.
I absolutely love how the finished piece looks. It has all the essence of the Western Wall while still leaving plenty of artistic license for creativity, colour, and concept.
The three word mantra I had while painting this landscape was “colourful, spiritual, and nostalgic”
Our sages teach us that sunrise (neitz) is the ideal time to pray in and I wanted to capture this sunrise in a similarly idealised, spiritual way. To do this I amped up the saturation to add a dreamy quality to the painting. I also abstracted the kotel wall to save the details for the sky and praying men.
I absolutely love how the finished piece looks. It has all the essence of the Western Wall while still leaving plenty of artistic license for creativity, colour, and concept.
The three word mantra I had while painting this landscape was “colourful, spiritual, and nostalgic”
Our sages teach us that sunrise (neitz) is the ideal time to pray in and I wanted to capture this sunrise in a similarly idealised, spiritual way. To do this I amped up the saturation to add a dreamy quality to the painting. I also abstracted the kotel wall to save the details for the sky and praying men.
I absolutely love how the finished piece looks. It has all the essence of the Western Wall while still leaving plenty of artistic license for creativity, colour, and concept.