"Lemons Plein Air," oil on wood panel, 6"x8"
Monday, August 9, 2010
Plein Air Still Life
I painted these lemons outside in the summer sun while on my vacation in the Sawtooth Valley, Idaho. I had fun with these lemons, using thicker paint on my brush, making quicker but more deliberate strokes.
Labels:
oil painting lemons,
Plein Air Still Life
Lawer Art Gallery
Closing reception for Summer Days Exhibit:
"Strawberries" oil on linen, 6"x6" (shown on the postcard) is available, by Amanda Fish.
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The opening of Summer Days exhibit:
Thursday, August 5, 2010
New Socalpapa Art Gallery Exhibit
Socalpapa Art Gallery presents a new show. The exhibit features paintings done of locations that were favored by the Early California Impressionists. In partnership with Newport Harbor Nautical Museum, 600 East Bay Ave, at the Fun Zone, Balboa Peninsula.
My painting, "Sycamore Meadow" has been juried into the show by Jean Stern, Irvine Museum Director, the judge for "California Impressionism, Then & Now" exhibit. (Please see previous post regarding this painting which I did Plein Air at Casper's Wilderness Park.)
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Idaho Vacation
There have been more local art shows and events this year than in the past. It seems it's been non-stop for the past 3 months....all good...I say! There have been juried gallery shows at the Socalpapa Gallery, the Balboa Island Art Walk, Art in the Park with Newport Beach, the Center Club Event, and two shows at the Lawler Art Gallery. I would like to thank those of you who have stopped by one (even more) of the shows I have participated in. After the very successful Back Bay Show in Newport Beach a few weeks ago (with socalpapa), I took off on a vacation!
I had a great trip to the Sawtooth Valley in Idaho. I brought my painting gear and went out painting plein air a few times, in between some relaxation and hiking. (I will post the paintings soon, need to photograph them.) In the mean time, here are some pictures from my trip. The weather was glorious, and the landscape was lush and green with lots of wildflowers. That's not usually the case this time of year. But, they have had a lot of rain the summer, which also made for mosquitoes. Not the best when painting by the rivers and lakes!
I had a great trip to the Sawtooth Valley in Idaho. I brought my painting gear and went out painting plein air a few times, in between some relaxation and hiking. (I will post the paintings soon, need to photograph them.) In the mean time, here are some pictures from my trip. The weather was glorious, and the landscape was lush and green with lots of wildflowers. That's not usually the case this time of year. But, they have had a lot of rain the summer, which also made for mosquitoes. Not the best when painting by the rivers and lakes!
Rainbow after a storm.
I have painted on this road during previous trips. With the pastures being so green this year, and the beautiful aspen trees, it's a perfect spot to setup. I love the peaceful feeling painting here and listening to the wind rustle through the aspen leaves.My sister Linda.
After a storm passed, early evening sunset over the Sawtooth Mountains.
I took this picture during a hike. I did not have my painting gear with me. Maybe next time.
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