Category Archives: en plein air

Day One, Plein Air

I’m doing a week-long plein air class with Bob Lafond via IS183 and The Clark over in Williamstown. Last time you’ll recall I was out and around Berkshire County on brutally hot summer mornings. Today was cold and damp and … Continue reading

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Prepping the palettes

Today was the day I sat down with my two “travel” palettes to refill and reorganize. Continue reading

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Painter…

The painter of the future will be a colorist in a way no one has been before. โ€” Vincent van Gogh Continue reading

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August Already?

That means it’s time for August Postcard Poetry once more. This year I really feel the struggle between words and painting/visual stuff, but will endeavor on. First a quote via Brain Pickings: The world is violent and mercurial โ€“ it … Continue reading

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Sunday Road Trip

This morning, it couldn’t quite make up its mind re rain but then the sky opened up to blue and the car pointed northward. I wasn’t convinced I’d get a chance to paint without getting rained on, so I headed … Continue reading

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