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Showing posts with label boathouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boathouse. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 8, 2017

LAKE DORA BOATHOUSE by Linda Popple

6x8
Oil on Panel

It was a bright, sunny day on Lake Dora when I spotted this boathouse.  I loved seeing the light hit this small building and the reflections on the water.  It was a spectacular day!

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Going Going Gone by Judy Crowe

Going, Going, Gone! by Judy Crowe

Well Hi Everyone,  As the name of this post implies, I have been going, going, going.  Wow.  Time to stay home and get some things done here.  The following are studies that I have done on recent plein air trips.  What a great opportunity to be able to paint outside in the open air.  Whenever I look at these studies, I can remember the exact time of day, the way I felt, the smells, the sounds, the wonderful encounters with people and otherwise....(critters).  The top painting is the beautiful Louisiana bayou as was the last study of the marsh.  The middle study (not the greatest photo) was from the Teton Valley near a place called Moose Creek.  The weather that day could not decide on whether to be cloudy, rainy, or sunny so I stuck with the first thing I got when I set up to paint, cloudy with sprinkles.  I wore my friend Kathy's bear bells that day....and was on constant lookout for them.  They are everywhere.  There is some discussion between locals there whether the bear bells let the bears know you are there and to stay away from humanoids or whether they send the message...'hm there is a human around with backpack and food!'.  So I kept my eyes pealed.  :)  Next week I'll be working on 'tweaking' some of my other studies done last month and also I will start to post my small works to finish off my 50 / 50 project..just in time for Christmas.  Thanks as always for allowing me into your digital life via this blog!
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Catch of the Day 9x12

Moose Creek and Bears! 12x9

Slight Overcast 8x10

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Quitsa Fog - Thaw Malin iii

"Quitsa Fog"



"Quitsa Fog", this is a small painting, 6" x 8", oil on canvas panel.





It was exceptionally drippy fog the other evening. So I sat in the van to paint this view. I could tell when the sun set as the fog became noticeably more yellow on the horizon. This gave the scene a happy warm feeling. Much nicer than the drab gray I had started out to paint...



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Monday, May 3, 2010

Harborside - Thaw Malin iii

"Harborside"



"Harborside", this is a small painting, 6" x 8", oil on canvas panel.



The fog was rolling in. The harbor is usually the last place to be fogged in. This is due to the configuration of the landmass and the fact that fog generally comes in from the ocean side of the island before the Sound side. The Lagoon was already choking up. Painting here was my best and last hope of beating the fog and darkness...



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