Wanted to take a break from other paintings I'm working on so I did this minature painting. I had this need to finish something so this size was perfect. It took about two hours to paint and I feel better now.
Thanks for looking.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Saturday Morning Plein-air
Went to Core Creek Park Saturday at sunrise hoping to see this big whitetail buck I saw there two weeks ago. Been trying to get a picture of him but have not been successful. On my ride thru the area I spotted these trees lit up by the sun and decided to take advantage of the situation. I like the way the bright colors stood out against the coolness of the frost on the grass. This is a 5x7, a perfect size for capturing the fast moving light at sunrise.
The next painting I did is a 8x10. What interested me in this scene was the frost still laying in the shadows not touched by the sun yet. I finished up about 9:30 and headed out.
I am going to do a larger painting of the 5x7. I like the way it portrays the winding down of the autumn season.
I am going to do a larger painting of the 5x7. I like the way it portrays the winding down of the autumn season.
Labels:
Autumn,
bucks county,
Core Creek Park,
fall landscape,
sunrise
Monday, November 15, 2010
LeTort Spring Run 8x10 oil
The LeTort is a famous limestone spring creek loaded with wary brown trout. Located in Carlisle Pa. it is a destination for flyfishermen worldwide.
Labels:
brown trout,
Carlisle,
LeTort spring run,
limestone spring creek,
Pa.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Sunday morning plein-air painting
Went out this morning at dawn to see if I could find any color left on the trees. I figured the orange light at dawn would enhance any color still around. With the temperature at 35 degrees I planned on painting inside the truck so I only brought the cigar box setup.
The deer kept my attention until the sun rose to where it started lighting the landscape.
This is the finished painting done in about 50 minutes. Its a 6"x8" panel.
The deer kept my attention until the sun rose to where it started lighting the landscape.
After searching a little I settled on this spot. It afforded me a good view of the trees in front of me.
This is the cigar box setup that fits on the seat right next to me. A piece of foamcore acts as a table top for the setup.
This is the finished painting done in about 50 minutes. Its a 6"x8" panel.
Labels:
fall landscape,
plein-air painting,
sunrise
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Annual Small Works Show
www.canalframe.com/events.htm
These are the two paintings I will have on exibit at the annual Small Works Show this year.
The opening reception is Sunday Nov.7th from 1:00-4:00. The show runs till Dec.31st.
Clic on the link above for more information on the show.
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