I'm often attracted to farm buildings as a subject for paintings. I grew up on a farm, and have always lived in rural farm areas, and small towns in farm country. Today I am blessed to live in a farming area, at the end of a drive that winds through a woodlot, where my home sits on a wooded ridge overlooking a small lake. Blessed indeed.
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Showing posts with label Wisconsin Farm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisconsin Farm. Show all posts
Friday, February 26, 2016
Monday, January 20, 2014
Barn with Shadows 8.5 x 11.5
Labels:
American painter,
art for sale,
barn,
Pastel landscape painting,
Wisconsin artist,
Wisconsin Farm
Saturday, January 26, 2013
30 PAINTINGS IN 30 DAYS - Painting #22
Morning Sun on Barn with Silo - 100 strokes - 5 x 11
I love doing the 100 stroke paintings. Makes me stop and think before I put the pastel to paper, since every stroke must count (no pun intended). The 100 stroke paintings are probably more of an exercise than to be counted as a painting, but never the less this is my entry today for the 30 in 30 challenge.
Only five days left in the challenge. I will need to get busy creating larger works for three separate shows coming up this spring. But I might create a new challenge for myself involving the 100 strokes works. I think there is much to be learned from keeping the strokes to a minimum, and making myself stop after the count is complete. Those last strokes become very deliberate. A fun challenge.
Labels:
100 stroke painting,
30 paintings in 30 days,
Daily Painting,
farm scene,
morning light,
Wisconsin artist,
Wisconsin Farm
Friday, September 14, 2012
HAY BALES 11 x 11
Labels:
barn,
farm scene,
haybales,
landscape painting,
pastel artist,
Pastel landscape painting,
pastel painting,
Wisconsin artist,
Wisconsin Farm,
Wisconsin landscape,
Wisconsin painting
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
MONCHES FARM (en plein air)
Monches Farm 9.5 x 7.
This piece was completed on a lovely May day at Monches Farm near Colgate, WI, painted during a workshop with James Hempel. It was a privelege to paint with James and I learned a lot from him that day. I see color differently now and I learned a new color - bluorange - a nice blue/orange used in certain shadow areas.
James Hempel is an outstanding Wisconsin artist and instructor. See the recent article about James in Outdoor Painter Magazine
This piece was completed on a lovely May day at Monches Farm near Colgate, WI, painted during a workshop with James Hempel. It was a privelege to paint with James and I learned a lot from him that day. I see color differently now and I learned a new color - bluorange - a nice blue/orange used in certain shadow areas.
James Hempel is an outstanding Wisconsin artist and instructor. See the recent article about James in Outdoor Painter Magazine
OutdoorPainter.com | Painting Large in a Quick Draw Event | Home of Plein Air Magazine
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Labels:
art for sale,
barns,
chicken,
chicken coop,
farm scene,
James Hempel,
landscape painting,
Monches Farm,
pastel artist,
Plein Air Painting,
Wisconsin artist,
Wisconsin Farm,
Wisconsin landscape,
Wisconsin painting
Thursday, June 2, 2011
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