, so Mr. Coker's chimney and the oak tree's old and new foliage had to relent. 
Showing posts with label oak tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oak tree. Show all posts
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Pathway Puddles
8"x10" oil on RayMar panel, painted en plein air, alla prima on 3-24-09 (completed around 3:15) - $85 including shipping - This is the first time I've been out painting en plein air in a long, long time...well, since November anyway. I usually paint during morning hours, but conditions haven't been right for awhile...but this particular afternoon seemed perfect. The more I painted, the more the clouds rolled in. Puddles on the gravel walkway danced in the changing light
, so Mr. Coker's chimney and the oak tree's old and new foliage had to relent.
, so Mr. Coker's chimney and the oak tree's old and new foliage had to relent. 
Saturday, June 28, 2008
The Tree - SOLD
8" x 10" oil on canvas panel, painted en plein air, alla prima, on May 19th - SOLD, thank you Janice! - I've painted this old oak tree several times, but this particular day was a playfully magic
time. The tree seemed to paint itself and I love the 'cartoony' quality. Originally I had thought to use this as an underpainting and return to the site to 'finish' the work. But each time I pick up the painting, it seems complete in its own special way.
time. The tree seemed to paint itself and I love the 'cartoony' quality. Originally I had thought to use this as an underpainting and return to the site to 'finish' the work. But each time I pick up the painting, it seems complete in its own special way.
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