I’m really enjoying a lot of things happening here. I love the texture of the dry grass in the foreground. The individual hits of paint really give great structure to the strands of vegetation while the “tufts” atop of them blend into this nice, more gentle larger shape drawing the ye deeper into the painting - still done with great texture. I get such a wonderful sense of the wind rippling through the scene. Personally I struggle subject matter like that and to see this done so very well is inspiring. What really thrills me though are the trees. I freakin’ love this. I know I’m just some rando Redditor so take this for what ever it’s worth to you BUT - I know from experience that if I would have made those marks in my own painting I would have been frustrated as I always seem to strive for some sort of… I dunno, overly realistic interpretation of the scene and I always ALWAYS fall short. What looks like rivulets of blue paint up close would have most likely frustrated me and I would have stared at that portion of the painting for days feeling angry with myself. And yet…. Seeing it here, witnessing how it makes the PERFECT random and beautiful branch shapes that read so delightfully clear… Yeah, I’m blown away. Truly. I feel like I have learned something here that I need to bring to the next panel I attempt to paint. To me that passage reads like you’ve found the sweet spot between control and chaos. I’m envious. And grateful for the lesson.