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Plein Air Painting in Cincinnati
Today, I spent the day walking and painting around cincinnati and Northern Kentucky,
Time to move to the next spot…i need some exercise, so im thinking of walking to a riverview with the skyline
March 2019 sneak peek studio walkthrough
I’m embarrassed that this presentation falls short of my original idea, but I’m trying to accept the idea that sharing my work with you all is more important than getting crippled by perfectionism.
Even though i fell short of my goal (displaying all my paintings from Oaxaca together) I am proud of the 4 that ARE ready to show.
This video was made in a rush with my phone, and it has some problems… BuT i hope its good enough for those of you who cant make it to the pendleton art center tonight dont feel like you missed out.
Thanks everyone!
MY DIY panel carrier
I have noticed similarities between kentucky and mexicos cultures. We both have a talent for using the materials available to create a solution for a problem. We call it appalachian engineering. They call it technologia mexicana.
I recently made this oil panel holder; using scrap wood from printmaking/woodcut projects, nails, glue, and of course, duct tape!!
Plein Air Paintinting in Augusta, KY – March 2019
Augusta, KY will always have a special place in my heart. During my formative years as an artist (my 20s), I met many amazing people, who nurtured, encouraged and supported me…their friendship and kindness played a major role in the artist I have become. Looking back, it was a magic time and place for me.
Time has passed…and we have lost too many of those wonderful people. I haven’t been visiting Augusta like I should, and today, I decided to fix that. I paid a visit and set my paints up to make a little oil painting of the heart of Augusta — it’s library.
Afer painting the library, i also visited Augusta Ky’s namesake church “st. augustine” and painted it too…the sky was so blue today…almost surreal. I love how the white steeple contrasted with the blue sky.
Barns, Bridges and buds
Im trying to paint outside more often. Its a great way to challenge myself and grow as an artist. I *almost* didnt paint today, because its a cloudy, grey day. Then i realized that grey is one of my favorite colors…it looks great with everything! Hope you are having a great, grey day!
Plein Air Painting a fancy old house-March 16 Downtown Maysville
I needed to dust off my plein air painting equipment. The weather was good today, so i went to downtown maysville to give it a test run and paint one of the fancy old houses on 3rd street.
Plein air painting in Aberdeen and Ripley, Ohio- March 18th
I have been struggling with some of my studio work, and these little pleinairexcursions have been a great exercise in capturing a moment, color, light…and knowing when to stop…plus an added bonus of fresh air, and making art in public.
New color in the studio!
What better way to show off some new paintings, than with a new color on the wall? My latest paintings are colorful. I’m hoping that navy blue is neutral enough to let the art shine!
A chilly day of painting in Old Washington, KY 31 March 2019
I have thawed out from this mornings painting (you can see it in my instagram or fb stories) . Now that its warmed up to 37 degrees, i thought id take my paints down the street for a second plein air painting. Todays a great day to be here because Robbin Lee Weingartner is hsving an open house in his studio–with Nicholas Denham performing live music.