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Monthly Archives: November 2019
A Canyon Trail
There is a canyon near Balboa Park in San Diego that I have painted several times. It has a stark footpath that zigzags up to the mesa from the canyon floor. Runners and hikers love it and I do too. … Continue reading
Looking Sideways
I liked the flush on this models’s face and the way her eyes were so large as she looked sideways off to her right side.
Eucalyptus Woodpile
I painted this morning under eucalyptus trees in Del Mar. The air was damp but clear and the eucalyptus colors were strong.
Posted in Landscape
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, California, Del Mar, Eucalyptus, Gouache, Plein Air
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Woman in Blue
A model can make all the difference in a painting. The poses she chooses, the way she channels attitudes, and the clothing she wears can make all the difference to the way the artist interprets a scene. This morning we … Continue reading
Posted in Figures
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, Emoting, Gouache, In- the- moment, Sketches of People
3 Comments
Autumn on the Santa Margarita River
We stood in the Santa Margarita River and painted. It was a very hot day and the temperature reached 93 degrees Fahrenheit (34 degrees Celsius). But even though the heat said summer, the foliage said autumn and it was a … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape
Tagged California, Gouache, Plein Air, San Diego County, Santa Margarita River
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On a Brown Bench
Our model yesterday wore a bright orange top that she wore pulled down from her shoulders. The orange was reflected on her skin but I never quite got a blue for the skin’s shadows that I really liked. I eventually … Continue reading
Cliffs by the Sea
I went to Sunset Cliffs with the Wednesday Painters today. It was a foggy morning and the sea color ranged from lavender to green, depending of the strength of the intermittent sunshine. There was a strong breeze and it felt … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape
Tagged Black Bristol Paper, California, Gouache, Plein Air, San Diego, Sunset Cliffs
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