Tag Archives: pleinair

Watercolor Month Day #2

Posted on July 3, 2019 by Mary Beth Frezon

Wasn’t home til late last night but it doesn’t mean I wasn’t out there painting. First, Mom and I went to the Schenectady Rose Garden which was beautiful, even as it was being dead-headed in prep for later re-blooming. Then … Continue reading →

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Happy World Watercolor Month!

Posted on July 1, 2019 by Mary Beth Frezon

I try to paint as often as I can so you don’t have to ask twice to interest me in World Watercolor Month. Paint everyday? In watercolor? Sure thing! I set out this morning not knowing what I might paint … Continue reading →

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Sunday’s Paints

Posted on June 23, 2019 by Mary Beth Frezon

I headed off pretty early to the Berkshire Botanical Garden where a lot of people were wandering around looking at plants. Chatted with some nice folks, and noticed that just like the days of sitting with raffle quilts at shows, … Continue reading →