Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2018

No. 873 Clouds Over Mt Vernon

 

Clouds Over Mt. Vernon
Oil on Canvas Panel
5 x 7
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The only thing prettier than the tulip fields are the clouds above them. 



Tuesday, February 21, 2017

No. 762 Cloud Study


Cloud Study
9" x 12"
Oil on Canvas

Whoa! It's been a mighty long time since my last post. We had a wonderful time with lots of family over the holidays. January was filled with home remodeling. I've always been one to spend extra money on travel but we finally decided something had to be done about the 30 year old flooring in our home. Somehow that led to a massive decluttering event and the decision to paint most of the walls. When you give a mouse a cookie right? The house isn't completely put back together yet but we are getting close.

Today's painting is from my class cloud demo. We are studying clouds for the entire month. I had fun painting this four times while demonstrating atmospheric perspective. Kind of a meditative process, painting clouds.

Monday, December 2, 2013

Day 328 Jerry and Vicki's Place


Jerry and Vicki's Place
Oil on Canvas Board
6 x 6

A favorite place to visit when we are in Wyoming. We were there for a McManamen family reunion his summer. You could not meet nicer people than Jerry and Vicki McManamen. I'm very, very sorry to say that Jerry passed away later that summer. Such a dear, sweet man, he is missed tremendously.

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Friday, October 18, 2013

Day 291 Painting Near Winthrop

 

Painting Near Winthrop
5 x 7
Oil on Canvas Board

This is based on a photo taken on a PAWA plein air trip in Winthrop
about a year and a half ago. Those beautiful clouds turned into a whopper
of a thunderstorm. When all the fishermen started pulling their boats out of the water, we should've known something was up.

 

Monday, September 16, 2013

Day 264 Thunderheads over Wyoming


Thunderheads over Wyoming
Oil on Canvas Board
4 x 4
 
Here is another Wyoming mini painting. In the wide open
spaces of Wyoming, clouds become the star of the show, especially
thunderheads. We had a terrific thunderstorm here yesterday, not
nearly as common an occurrence as it is in Wyoming which, when
we were there, seemed to be a daily happening. 

Saturday, August 10, 2013

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Day 201 Cloud Study


 
Cloud Study
Oil on Gessobord
5 x 7
 
Looking forward to painting lots of clouds this summer. They
are a great compositional device, or so Ned tells me. If I can
get a good grip on them, they would be a great asset to my plein air work.