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She Went for Haughty
Yesterday, our Tuesday night Zoom model dressed in an old fashioned blue gown and held a lace parasol. She told us she was going to do a haughty pose, to go along with the outfit. I think I caught more … Continue reading
Dusk on Baja Drive
The light at dusk on Baja Drive is something else. I took a photo looking to the southeast, away from the setting sun. Behind me was an impressive sunset and its orange light was cast on the trees along the … Continue reading
Volcán de Fuego
Antigua, where we are staying for a few weeks, is fairly flat with mostly one or two stories and some taller churches and trees. In contrast, the giant volcano, the Volcán de Fuego, totally captures my eyes and fills me … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape
Tagged Antigua, Black Bristol Paper, Gouache, Guatemala, Pastel, Volcán de Fuego
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Woods Near Vaerelose Denmark
Woods Near Vaerelose Denmark There is a woods near where we are staying in Vaerelose, north of Copenhagen. It is full of tall trees whose lines are partially emphasized with sunlight in the late afternoon. It is a beautiful place … Continue reading
Same Model, Same Hat
I did not paint today but here is one from yesterday. Same model, same hat, similar mood.
One Last Afternoon at the Beach
We spent a last afternoon on the beach yesterday and I did my best to soak up as much of the scene as possible. Mazatlan is a charming city with a gracious people. The seaside, framed by old brightly painted … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape, Telling a Story
Tagged Beach, Gouache, Mazatlan, Mexico, Olas Altas, Pastel, Sinaloa
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Afternoon on Olas Altas Beach
Four days ago I posted a sketch of this beach drawn in the morning from a fourth floor balcony. Today’s sketch shows the same beach drawn in the afternoon from an eye level vantage point. It is interesting how the … Continue reading