The orange and yellow-orange flowers of the Silver Oak are a complement color to the cobalt sky. I like to put complements from my color wheel side by side when I see them happen... and two major sets of complements is hard to pass up. Purple jacarandas and yellow-green sunlit grass is a given. Expect perfection, it happens all the time!

I went back to my old favorite mixed oil medium,
it's easier to work with.
A 2 ounce bottle of medium is made of;
5 drops off the knife of cobalt drier, equals about 2%,
1 part stand oil,
3/4 part sun thickened linseed oil,
1/4 part raw cold pressed linseed oil,
1/8 part turpentine,
1/8 part bees wax desolved in warm turpentine.

Day 4, 

Drawing on the dry paint with white chalk to make the road lines and shadows.