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"A few spots left in my painting workshops in OR, Indiana, Georgia, Texas, and Italy June 7-14, 2014 http://ning.it/1251Unw"
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"I agree with Dennis.....strong work! Tony Robinson"
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"Thanks  Dennis Young....not a very good photo; have lost the better one and this painting is matted and framed."
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STUDIO SHED 11x14

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View to Fort Pickens

"Thank you Ed, was paying attention at the workshop in Apalachicola with Grieg LaRock."
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Tahlequah Barn

Barn on Hwy 51 entering Tahlequah from Tulsa. Painted with George Fulk.
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Plein Eire (Irish Plein Air Painters)

Plein Eire represents a collective of Irish plein air groups including Art in the Open, Europe's largest annual open plein air festival, in August.Details:  http://www.artintheopen.org See More
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Nautical

Paintings of boats... in or out of the water.See More
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At Daynas

"Thank you for the feature, Don!!"
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Ed Cahill commented on Cecile Hines's photo
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View to Fort Pickens

"Another nice composition—that tree to left is super."
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Ed Cahill commented on Thomas Wezwick's photo
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high desert sketch.......12x16

"I've seen this on FB and think it is so very nice. Love the energy of the crisscross shapes and that mix of the blue gray in the foreground."
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Pensacola Lighthouse

"Interesting application of spare paint and simplified color."
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tsb greta at whitstable

"This is wonderful—the water values and colors are so successful."
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Behind The 5 & Dime

"Very fresh and almost abstract, gets me thinking about some ways to approach flatter color applications."
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Ed Cahill commented on Robert Bissett's photo
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KOOTENAI_RIVER-500

"interesting mix of water color like effects and oil like density."
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Brought some sketching stuff on holiday

We are in Switzerland visiting our daughter, and though it has been cold and rainy I have managed to get out sketching a few times to make some small studies. The first one is in Goldeau, inktense pencils and water in a 4x6 Moleskine knockoff. It didn't take the watercolor very well, but was a lovely site and with a field of noisy cows (huge cowbells) nearby I had my oen personal concert accompaniment.…

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Posted by Wendy Manning on May 24, 2013 at 12:49pm

Plein Air Painting in Florida - My 14th State in the Quest to Paint in all 50 States

A couple of weeks ago I returned from a trip to plein air paint in Florida - my 14th State out of the 50 so far.  I have just finished writing my Travelog about the trip.  Here is the link to read the stories as well as view the paintings I did:  Painting Florida.

Photo is of the entry sign to the A. Backus Museum and Gallery in Fort Pierce on the Atlantic side.  Backus was one of…

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Posted by Suzanne Elliott on May 23, 2013 at 10:22am

Breakthrough from my dryspell

I guess one could consider working in pastels for 9 or 10 months, a "dry spell" of sorts. They certainly are dry. But if you have been paying any attention, I have been doing daily work, sometimes 4 or 5 pieces per day. These can mount up quickly. I stopped working about a month or so ago. Around when the leaves began to bud out and changed the look of the landscape. Too much green for me. 

I now have triple what I need to have my show in September. Suzie is going crazy thinking she…

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Posted by Donald Maier on May 21, 2013 at 9:12pm

OPA show and painting around Fredericksburg, TX

This past weekend I exhibited in the OPA National Show. While I was in Fredericksburg, TX, I went to the OPA paintout at the art school and property. I will be teaching a workshop there in Oct, so it was a perfect time to paint there and check out the grounds. There were so many choices to paint, old buildings, unique cabins, water, roads, gardens, trees, farm equipment, fields, everything and anything. 

Since I've…

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Posted by Becky Joy on May 21, 2013 at 8:30pm

Mondays plein air

Today was able to get out in the sunshine to paint. I find it difficult to get inspired when its rain or cold to paint outside.

This is a 6x6 in oil on masonite board. I have been preparing my boards lately with W&N modeling paste applied with a credit card. It has just the right amount of tooth to drag the paint off.…

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Posted by Jim Moyer on May 21, 2013 at 9:30am

Artists who paint on location outdoors... plein air. No studio work, portraits, still lifes, or working from photos.

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