Pink Sky was my first oil painting and I love it, I adore the colour pink especially in the sky.
A bit of science behind the Pink Sky ; According to studies, the atmosphere should contain more aerosols, to get a red or pink sky. Aerosols are fine solid or liquid particles in the air, arising from both natural and anthropogenic sources.
Natural aerosols come from forest fires, sandstorms, or volcanic eruptions. Volcano eruption results in the release of sulfuric acid into the stratosphere layer, causing red or crimson sunsets.
Aerosols of anthropogenic origin mainly from internal combustion engines in cars and trucks. Aerosols are also produced when fossil fuel is burned, releasing an enormous amount of sulfur dioxide gas into the air, which then becomes sulfuric acid aerosols.
Most dust particles and water droplets in the atmosphere scatter the light, preferentially replacing violets and blues in the spectrum and enhancing the red, orange, or pink.
So this is a beautiful way of raising the awareness of what is happening in our wonderful earth.
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