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December 2009 Blog Posts (19)

Painting at the ¨Parc du Domaine Vert ¨

Although it was quite cold today , I decided to go out and paint at the

Domaine Vert , a park that is located about 12 to 15 kilometers from

my home .I also wanted to try the new snowshoes I bought recently .

It was -10 Celcius today but it was a beautiful day . I am happy with

my painting and liked the experience .I've added a few photos for you

to see .…







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Added by Mario Antinozzi on December 30, 2009 at 7:00pm — 4 Comments

Painting in the Brrrr Winter C C cccold!

The sun came out...finally...here in Wisconsin's north woods, the Nicolet National Forest, and that meant everything goes on hold...must paint. It was a cold December day...at three degrees...so, I decided it might be good to take a few extra pics and demonstrate how I...or (we) in the wintry world gear up to take on the elements, the cold specifically.



I wore three thermal shirts...layers are important, and over that a very warm outdoor's coat...also waterproof...and I come prepared… Continue

Added by Larry Seiler on December 29, 2009 at 7:02pm — 4 Comments

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Added by Ruth Vines on December 28, 2009 at 9:39pm — No Comments

Have a Bouguereau Christmas!

Okay, this post is not about Plein Air painting but I couldn't find any plein air paintings of the Virgin with Child! So, instead I used Bouguereau. I also included a fun fact about Christ being born in Bethlehem that I bet you don't know! Have a Blessed… Continue

Added by Robert J. Simone on December 25, 2009 at 1:04pm — No Comments

Happy Holidays

Winter break starts today, Hope to get out and paint in the snow, will start a fire to keep warm. The snow has been piling up for hours should be some amazing images out there. Temps are still in the upper 20's paint should be fine in my gear bag.

Added by Julia Lueders on December 24, 2009 at 9:40am — No Comments

Plein-Air Competitions

Hey, everyone!



"Karen, painting" Oil on Linen, painted entirely on location, Dena Kirk



I have been thinking for awhile (yes, that can be dangerous!) about plein-air shows and competitions. My very first plein-air event was with the Rocky Mountain Plein-Air Painters, which, at that time, was held in Estes Park, CO. I was so thrilled to have been accepted. I was a fairly established artist, but not yet in the world of plein-air… Continue

Added by Dena Kirk on December 19, 2009 at 4:44pm — 7 Comments

Charcoal

Hi Robert,

Thanks for that, I use charcoal for my initial sketches for oil painting aslo,it's a clumsy kind of material, but I like that painterly quality you get with it.


John

Added by John Morris on December 19, 2009 at 4:14pm — No Comments

Plein Air Painting at Frame Park

It was quite pleasant today 30 F and cloudy. I feel this picture captures the essence of the day. We went in the afternoon and by 4:30pm it was getting dark. Last week we went to Vernon and painted a colorful civil war era barn with tiles on the side. It was a lot colder, 3 F, but very sunny with a very blue sky.

Added by Kathy Welsch on December 18, 2009 at 5:00pm — 2 Comments

painting in the snow

Well i did not think i would go out and paint in the snow, but i did, i could not carry on with the painting but if the snow stays i will go out and try again.

Added by jason crandley on December 18, 2009 at 12:17pm — No Comments

Lillian Garcia Roig

Lillian Garcia Roig is a plein air artist well worth checking out.

Here are some examples of her work - all done outside. Her statement is below the images.

My formal painting concerns have led me to use the conservative landscape as my subject and traditional plein-air painting as my process, in my attempts to reconcile the abstract nature of painting with its representational role. From a distance, I draw the viewer into what is first… Continue

Added by Dennis Aufiery on December 18, 2009 at 10:30am — No Comments

Elliott Museum, Stuart Florida

The Elliott Museum in Stuart Florida opened its 6th Annual Juried show Thursday December 10.

Its a good place to submit work in a very active art community.

My painting Signal, Elegy 54 x 60 won honorable mention. I am pleased to report.

It is… Continue

Added by Dennis Aufiery on December 14, 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

"Smid en vuurkorven." Zutphen, Holland.

The time before Christmas every town has his own mood

and lots of them are even on Sundays open, ...

As Zutphen was today.



Very busy though, although you can't see it that much on

my painting.





"Smid en vuurkorven." Zutphen, Holland.

(Smith and Fire baskets.) Oil on panel.

18 x 24… Continue

Added by Rene PleinAir on December 13, 2009 at 2:42pm — No Comments

Things Happening with Trish Harding and Studio UFO

(this lady never sleeps!) ;-)

AAUW PRESENTATION by Trish Sat, 12/12, 10amThis event will be held at Blue Horse Gallery next door to Studio UFO

OPEN STUDIO WEDNESDAYS PAINTING Wednesdays, 10am-3pm

OPEN STUDIO THURSDAYS Painting Thursdays 10am-3pm

RESPONSIVE DRAWING WORKSHOP Sat 12/19, 10am-12:30pm

OIL PAINTING WORKSHOP, “Earth Pigments” Fri 12/11, 10-noon

CLOTHED FIGURE DRAWING SESSION Tues 12/8, 10am-noon NUDE FIGURE DRAWING SESSION Tues 12/22, 6:30-8:30pm Trish… Continue

Added by Trish Harding on December 10, 2009 at 10:30pm — No Comments

Plein Air and the Creative Process!

Several weeks ago I spent time listening to some notable published authors talk about the Creative Process. This blog post is the first of a three post series which adapts the material covered in those talks to plein air painting, specifically painting in plein air events!… Continue

Added by Robert J. Simone on December 8, 2009 at 10:43am — No Comments

My Sweet Life in Paris

I've traveled and painted through France before but, never in Paris. I had a past preconceived idea of Parisians so I avoided Paris because of my weak French skills. I just spent 1 1/2 weeks painting on the streets of Paris with my partner Anne Schreivogl who used to live in France, therefore fluent in French. It was a wonderful experience and I found the Parisians very engaging and friendly. As it turns out, my language skills were just fine as I provided the Parisians with cheap… Continue

Added by Alfred Currier on December 7, 2009 at 9:08pm — 3 Comments

My Travels Are Showing

I love painting in foreign locals because it is a chance to sit quietly and absorb my surroundings. I can't help but feel sorry for the tourists in the large groups being herded along, barely having time to snap a quick photo, because they are missing so much.



In Europe when you purhase a meal you own the table, so I look for the cafe table with the best view and then buy breakfast or lunch so I can paint. Here I am in the famous location of Van Gogh's painting Foram Square in Arles,… Continue

Added by Sandy Delehanty on December 6, 2009 at 6:25pm — 1 Comment

Inspired and Sleepless in Spokane

I'm in trouble now. I've discovered Plein Air artists. For years I painted outside and called it on-site painting. Where have you been? Actually, it's where I have been - working as a manufacturer; and still am, but morphing into OMG semi retirement.....can this be? I don't know what happened when I found Don Maier's art on fineartamerica.com but it was sneaky. And now I'm hooked. I can't stop thinking of painting outside again. I haven't wanted to do something this badly for years! What have… Continue

Added by Lynne Haines on December 4, 2009 at 3:41am — 3 Comments

Artists Registry



http://www.gallery4463.com/RegistryHome.html



Please click on the link above to check out our new Artists Registry that has just been started this month by our coop in Acworth, GA. It's a great opportunity to get you and your work greater exposure and find new customers. Personally, I have had my best… Continue

Added by Donald Maier on December 3, 2009 at 3:26pm — No Comments

Mini Auction Coming UP

Plein Air Painter Mini Auction
Watch for Plein Air Painter Mini Auction coming up this week.
Includes Workshops,painting studies,art supplies,memberships and more

Link will be posted soon !

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Added by J.R. Baldini, IPAP on December 3, 2009 at 9:43am — No Comments

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