March Thaw; casein on panel; 8" x 10" |
It was finally time to brave the cold and paint outside today. The high was a little above freezing around 3:30pm - that's when this painting was done. This is the bike path by my studio - sans the huge-high-tension tower that was actually in the upper right of this view. That's the lovely thing about painting - you can take what you see and make it your own.
This is a true plein aire painting - the only alteration I made after coming home was to sign it. What you see is what I was able to capture with my mitten-ed hands and eyes peeking between hat and scarf. I'm very pleased with it - if for nothing else than having gotten out and broken the ice on painting outside - no pun intended.
In one week I'll be painting out in Cincinnati with the American Impressionist Society. What I paint then will go into a special "Wet Wall" exhibition. I'm excited to participate - and honored to be in such talented company.
2 comments:
Makes me want to get the grill and cast iron out!
I love it when a painting evokes a strong feeling like that!
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