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Beach Scene
After enjoying the museums in Nice, we walked along the Promenade des Anglais. The promenade was busy, and sunbathers and swimmers packed the beach below, a perfect scene for a quick sketch. Somehow I made both the sea and the … Continue reading
Posted in Plein Air, Telling a Story, Uncategorized
Tagged Beach, Black Watercolor Paper, France, Gouache, Nice
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Old Nice at Night
From our balcony and my admiring eyes.
Tuesday Night Still-Life
The set-up lat night was from a different time that we all remembered-rotary phones, Yellow Pages, and long evenings without media.
On a Misty Morning
The last time I painted at San Dieguito Lagoon, it was a bright, sparkling day. I hoped for a similar day yesterday so I could paint shimmering water; however, it was overcast with a very light drizzle, and the tide … Continue reading
Posted in Plein Air
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, Gouache, Plein Air, San Diego, San Dieguito Lagoon
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People at Spanish Village
Although I often paint figures, I am confused about how to place several into a landscape so that their relative sizes are believable. So I was happy when I saw that Peggi Kroll Roberts was offering a three session online … Continue reading
Posted in Plein Air
Tagged Balboa Park, Figures, Gouache, Plein Air, San Diego, Spanish Village
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Strawberry Cake and Flowers for Breakfast
What a great idea this is for breakfast tomorrow! Unfortunately, it is a scene we painted during tonight’s online Tuesday night still-life. I especially loved painting the pattern of the tablecloth.
Strawberries on a Cutting Board
This week’s Tuesday night still-life was challenging. I liked the pattern the strawberries made on the cutting board. Still, I had trouble initially because I painted each strawberry separately and emphasized the grain on the cutting board, which was distracting. … Continue reading