Yes 2 months between posts is far too long. My excuses are numerous, not the least of which is I'm outside now that the weather is wonderful. I think I may be a foul weather blogger but I'll try to post more often and not wait for a rainy day.
I don't paint plein air much and when I do my work usually reflects the atmosphere of a place rather than a representation of the scene. A few weeks ago S and I spent the day painting at Kingston Mills, a favourite spot for both of us. Last week we headed across the river and across the border to Cape Vincent New York. My friend D is manging the hostel at Tibbets Point and we sat under the sun sketching the lighthouse, the waves and the lilacs.
Yesterday my backyard was our studio and the yellow irises prompted me to to start on a fanciful abstraction of petals, leaves and shade. Looks more Hawaiian than Canadian but the weather was sultry: hot and humid.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Finally!
Labels:
abstract,
acrylic,
art,
atmospheric,
Canada,
Kingston Mills,
plein air,
Tibbets Point
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Glad to see you blogging again, i've missed you! Love this leafy kaleidescope of colour! It's amazing what getting outside and sketching can do for your artists soul!
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