Another trip to Fisherman's Cove yielded about 75% of this painting. The weather was so nice but started to get chilly late afternoon, I brought it home and finished in the studio. At least I think it is finished for now. I'll have to think about it .....
Original Fine Art Studio and Plein Air Painting blog of Rebecca Jennings (aka Sunny)
Showing posts with label Plein Air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plein Air. Show all posts
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Lake Wilhelm
"Lake Wilhelm"
8 x 10 Oil on prepared luan
Goddard State Park near Sandy Lake, PA
Plein air, finished on location.
I am challenging myself to do more paintings outside from real life, and to try to work faster. This one was done early afternoon in about 2 and a half hours. I am posting it as I finished it there. I really enjoyed the peacefulness of this place, even with two young boys fishing, who set up a fuss when their Dad told them it was time to go home. Ah, the summer days are past and its time to return to school.
Thanks for stopping by.
Friday, September 2, 2011
A Plein Air Painting
"Energy Lake"
Golden Pond, KY
9 x 12 Oil on canvas plein air
I took a short practice run in my (new to me)rv last weekend to a spot at Land Between the Lakes, KY. I enjoyed getting out and painting. It was a very quiet, peaceful place, and soothing to be near the water. This painting was completed on site. I have another that I got about 3/4 done, then accidently tipped over my thinner/brush cleaner and had to carry all my stuff back to camp. I will post that one when it is finished.
This painting will be hanging inside the gate-house at the entrance to the Energy Lake campground.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Early Summer Evening - Painting Again!
Oh Joy! I finally am feeling free to paint again!
8 x 10 Oil on canvas - Plein Air
I am so thankful for the privilege to apply paint to canvas!
Monday evening I dropped everything and said to myself, "I've GOT to PAINT!"
I was a little afraid I could not do it, and sent up a quick prayer for help. A little over an hour later (and after being severly bitten up (what? no bug spray???? how could i forget that??) this is the resulting painting. Not great, but a start. No touch up, just strictly plein air.
I loved the old fence and neglected grapevines growing on the right, the path back through to the pond, and the lowering sun casting early evening shadows.
(As a side note; I found that the little trays the grocery stores have canned goods setting in , are perfect for carrying my paintings home . I put it in a smaller tray and cover with an upsidedown larger one in the back of my Trail Blazer.)
Bug bites and all, I am thankful to the Lord for allowing me time to try to express some of His beautiful creation on canvas!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Painting outside at the American Cafe
This little "down home" restaurant is located in Guthrie, Todd County, Kentucky, about 10 miles south of 68/80 just off of Hwy 181, and just north of the TN line. I arrived to paint about 9 am and set up at the vacant lot across the street, then went to get a hamburger at lunch time. This is a typical scene of this area of Kentucky where we live, a very back-in-the-day look. The food and the service is great, and many local workers stop in for their lunch time meals.
"American Cafe"
8 x 10
(Sold)
I was drawn to this place particularly because of our USA flag that is flown there every day, and the red and blue colors on the white building.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
A Sunrise Exercise this Morning
This is just down the road from us, so it was no problem to grab my pallet this morning and set up on the front porch for a quick study, as soon as hubby left for work. The sun rises to the left. That tree is a small River Birch we planted in our yard a couple years ago.
The painting is named for the Williamses that live at that end of the road.
"Williamsville Sunrise"
8 x 10 Oil on canvas board
Plein Air
Friday, March 4, 2011
Plein Air Painting
"Mike's Catfish Pond"
12 x 16 Oil on canvas panel
I love this little pond which joins our farm. It just begs to be painted! That is Mike's house in the background. He is down at his pond fishing often in the summer. That is our field on the near side of the pond. The heavy rains filled the pond to over-flowing and running down the sid eof our field. His trees near the edge are still standing in water.
I started this outside yesterday and finished today smoothing up tree trunks and adding fence.
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