Showing posts with label #painting clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #painting clouds. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2016

I WISH YOU KNEW AND PAINTING THIS MORNING


Hey Friends,  Here is another one you may not have seen yet.  It was painted from photos of Southport, NC.  Photos taken on a trip to the coast with my painting buddies.   It is 8" x 16" panel and varnished and available HERE.


And this morning we, the DLP's, made it to Longwood Park on Main St. in Salem, Va. to brush up on our skills.  Nice when you can find a view from a bench AND you didn't forget your umbrella..  And that IS a cemetery on the hill.
I am experimenting with some palettes that #Hongnian Zhang uses in his book #  the Yin/Yang of Painting".  My buddy, Linda, has been experimenting with them so I thought, maybe limited palettes would make painting easier or at the very least, less anxiety.  So today, I made 3 starts or sketches and will paint each with a different palette just to keep for reference.
Should be an interesting experiment.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Happy Trails

Sunday, May 29, 2016

HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND


Hello Friends,  Just a quick note to say 
HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY


Last weeks plain air painting done with the DLP buddies on Mexico Way off  Rt. 460.
The scene was beautiful even with the fog and heavy clouds.  The sun peeked thru occasionally.
The birds sang for us the whole time, one of the bonus' of plein air.
Available at my new website  HERE.

Enjoy your long weekend

Happy Trails
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016

WORKING ON SERIES OF SKYSCAPE OIL PAINTINGS


12x12 DeepOil   "Places in my Heart"

Hey Friends,  Have enjoyed having the time to paint, almost non-stop, a series of #SKYSCAPES.

This particular one was the most fun.
I snuck up to my Secret Place because the gate was open and I could drive.  This place is for sale, because the company that owns it went bankrupt, that's why the gate was open.
I especially like this little peak because when the sun shines on it, it shines like metal.  May be some Fools Gold up there.

And the way the mountains blocked the sun on the lower half of the clouds, leaving the top warm and sunny, and the bottom half chilly, was extra spice for this piece.


And please click over to my new blog HERE

Happy Trails