Well, it has been a long Summer and Fall! I have just finally been able to get back into a regular painting schedule after several months of personal obligations and travel. I did manage to get a workshop in with Donald Jurney last month in the Adirondacks in the midst of everything. I will post some of those paintings in the coming days. The painting above is finally finished! it is the oil version of the pastel study posted back in July. It is 20 x 20 and looks great in my new gray green frames from Randy Higbee in California. I am happy to be back painting and back to blogging! Hope some of you are still around ; ) !
Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil painting. Show all posts
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Time Square Nocturne
Well, it has been a long Summer and Fall! I have just finally been able to get back into a regular painting schedule after several months of personal obligations and travel. I did manage to get a workshop in with Donald Jurney last month in the Adirondacks in the midst of everything. I will post some of those paintings in the coming days. The painting above is finally finished! it is the oil version of the pastel study posted back in July. It is 20 x 20 and looks great in my new gray green frames from Randy Higbee in California. I am happy to be back painting and back to blogging! Hope some of you are still around ; ) !
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
cityscape,
New York City,
nocturne,
oil painting,
oil painting techniques
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Twilight at the Lake in Cape Cod
"Twilight at the Lake", 11 x 14, plein air on panel
This photo is picking up strange accents but it was taken with an iPhone so that's about it. I think the contrast and the purples are over emphasized. This was a painting started on location at a lake near Dennis on Cape Cod. It was the end of a beautiful day on the Cape. I was initially taken with the shape of the trees against the water. I did a lot of work in the studio on this. Maybe too much. I will leave it for a while and look at it with fresh eyes in a couple of weeks.
Labels: pastel, daily painting, plein air
11 x 14,
landscape,
oil,
oil painting,
panel,
plein air,
Twilight at the Lake
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