I did a plein air scene in a retreat in the Valley of the Moon. I liked the unusual subject matter and the shadows, plus the shape of the tree trunk that seemed to pick up the curves of the pots and leaves coming out of them.
Showing posts with label plein air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plein air. Show all posts
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Patio Retreat
I did a plein air scene in a retreat in the Valley of the Moon. I liked the unusual subject matter and the shadows, plus the shape of the tree trunk that seemed to pick up the curves of the pots and leaves coming out of them.
Labels:
barn,
birch trees,
patio,
plein air,
potted plants,
rock wall
Friday, February 19, 2010
Camellia B&B
Labels:
bed and breakfast,
Healdsburg,
historical,
old world,
plein air,
winter
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Cow Palace
This cow barn is on a back street behind Tomales. It looks so cozy under the big eucalyptus trees. I liked the added palm tree. The cows have it good here. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
McMurray Ranch Barn
The McMurray Vineyards are private, but a small group of us got to paint there this year. They're very good to us when we are there, serving us their wonderful wine with our lunches. The shadows were the attractions for this plein air painting. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
Labels:
barn,
Healdsburg,
oaks,
plein air,
Sonoma County,
summer,
vineyards
Pedroncelli Vineyards
I painted this from the very top of the Pedroncelli Vineyards. The views from there are spectacular in all directions. I liked this one because of the trail leading down into the vineyards and the mixed colors of fall coming on. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
Labels:
award winning painter,
fall,
path,
plein air,
vineyards
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Estero Near Valley Ford
If it's not too windy this is a beautiful place to paint with the Estero snaking through the valley towards the coast. I'd like to live in the little farmhouse in the painting. 18"x24", oil on canvas, framed, $950
Labels:
award winning painter,
estero,
hills,
landscape,
plein air,
trees,
water,
wilderness
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Tomales Neighborhood
Friday has become Tomales Day. The more I paint there, the more I see and want to paint. Tomales is a village that seems far from everything, but it's just 20 minutes to a town. I love the rooftop shapes, along with the picket fence. 8"x16", oil on canvas.
Labels:
award winning painter,
birch trees,
fences,
late spring,
Marin County,
plein air,
trees,
vacation,
Victorians
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