Showing posts with label Sandia mountains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandia mountains. Show all posts

Sunday, August 23, 2015

STARRY NIGHT PLEIN AIR PAINT OUT HAPPENING NOW!

YOU ARE INVITED!  

I was out painting painting in Corrales yesterday for this week long paint out event. Thankfully the weather is cooling a bit.  I will post a photos of my paintings on Thursday.

Take a look at some of the images of Corrales.  I hope to get back to these locations during this week.















Villa Acequia Art Exhibit 
Sept. 5th, 6th, 7th
10 am – 5 pm
4829 Corrales Road
Free Admission 
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Monday, November 11, 2013

Blustery Day


   BLUSTERY DAY

9X12 oil on canvas covered museum
panel

I painted this blustery winter day two years ago but wanted to rework a few areas.  The original painting had too strong a horizontal line that pulled the viewer off the painting on both sides.  I also played with the sky adding a new color to me, Caribbean Blue by Old Holland.  Dreama Tolle Perry introduced me to that lovely dark transparent warm blue.


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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Day Twenty Six: Warm Light on the Mountains SOLD

Warm Light on the Mountains
Little Gem
6x8 oil on museum board
Not today, but I stood in this area and painted plein air a few Septembers ago.  Painting this scene outdoors was very difficult because the desert seemed forbidding and harsh.  In reality it is, because plants must survive drought, wind, and heat.  The beauty was in the mountains.

So back in the studio, I let the painting rest...yes, for two years.  Today I painted the Little Gem, working from the larger plein air painting and a photograph but just for a while.  Then I turned to my imagination and just painted.

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