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A Spring Ride
This morning I gave a demo for the San Diego Urban Sketchers at Marian Bear Park. It was a beautiful spring day, and the greens were particularly vibrant. I knew ahead of time that I wanted to show the inner … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape, Telling a Story
Tagged Gouache, San Diego, San Diego Urban Sketchers
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View From Mary’s Patio
Our Thursday group painted from the patio of one of our members. The sky in the west was heavy with clouds, and the coastal sage scrub and new greens seemed happy from our recent rains. A decade ago, the hillside … Continue reading
The Runner
Mission Trails Park in San Diego has miles of dirt paths for runners—and for the artists who want to paint there, too.
Posted in Landscape, Telling a Story
Tagged Black Bristol Paper, California, Gouache, San Diego
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On to the New Year!
One of my favorite types of painting days is to get out into a great location with friends. If I can get into the moment and just paint what captures my eye, without thinking too much, then the day is … Continue reading
Posted in Plein Air, Telling a Story, Uncategorized
Tagged Black Bristol Paper, Gouache, Plein Air, San Diego
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Somewhere on the Road
Sometime in the late afternoon during a road trip, I snapped a photo that caught the action of the light and shadow with the road.
Posted in Landscape, Telling a Story, Uncategorized
Tagged Black Watercolor Paper, Gouache
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Road Trip
I recently drove across New Mexico and was inspired by the sky, mountains, and trees along the highway near Albuquerque.
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Going Down the Hill
The Thursday painters met near Lake Murray this week. One of the artists brought her gorgeous red ’50s Chevy for us to paint. I was a bit fearful of the challenge, so made the car small and let the rest … Continue reading