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Showing posts with label Artist of Arizona daily painter impressionistic landscapes plein air artist fall river bush northwest collumbia. Show all posts
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Original Pastel Landscape Painting "Peace and Solitude" by Florida Impressionism Artist Annie St Martin
This painting is SOLD, however prints are available HERE
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Saturday, March 29, 2014
Purple Lilacs by Colorist Carol Smith Myer
Plein Air landscape-it's Lilac time! 8x10", oil on linen panel.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Columbia River plein air painting by BECKY JOY
Morning on the Columbia oil 6x6"
This is one of the first paintings that I painted while at the Northwest Plein Air in Hood River. I was on the Washington side of the river looking toward the morning sun in the east. I liked the slight bit of warmth in the clouds contrasting with all the cool colors of the distant mountains and water. A very subtle painting with variations in the grays. As with all my small paintings the shipping is free in the US and the painting comes with a small black wrought iron display easel.
I spent quite a bit of time on the computer today just catching up after being gone for two weeks. My access on the phone was limited, but it was very useful. I like using my new smart phone. Tomorrow, more catching up and maybe a little painting.
BECKY JOY
Monday, September 5, 2011
Approaching Fall, plein air oil landscape by BECKY JOY
Approaching Fall 6x8" oil
I'm finally back home from my Oregon trip, visiting family, friends and participating in the plein air show in Hood River along the gorge. I met some new friends and got to know some a little better. It was a great trip. I really enjoyed all of it. I stayed with a couple on the Washington side of the river, a beautiful home and very nice enjoyable couple.
We painted for 5 days in a different location each day, a vineyard, a working farm, trust property, along the river at a park (which is the location of this painting), and the marina, which I didn't participate in that day. I went back to my parents to visit family. Each location was unique and beautiful. All that I painted were small. I was very limited on size and packed my frames in my suitcase, which of course meant that my clothes were really at a minimum. It was more the painting things than personal belongings. I got the important stuff there. I think if I did it again I would ship a little larger frames up there beforehand. I feel more comfortable painting 8x10 to 11x14 when painting in plein air. Oh well, I learned and it wasn't bad, but I would have liked the bigger canvases better. Also, I forgot to take some good photos of the paintings that I left there for the show.
I had talked to my good friend Jerry Fenter, an artist and writer that lives on the gorge. (Actually, we met for coffee that turned into lunch). Jerry told me that I should try to get up to Mount Adams to see the wildflowers. The day after I finished painting I took my mom and her walker on a 1 1/2 mile hike up the mountain to the meadows at the flanks of Mt. Adams. Jerry was right. The flowers were absolutely spectacular this year. I didn't paint since I was with my mom, but got plenty of photos that I may work on for some paintings.
Here is a waterfall about 30' high that I walked down into. It looked like a grotto with all the green on the floor.
Becky Joy
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