When you paint outdoors anything may be your subject. I painted this 1930's car at a big antique car gathering at Par Sem Day up in Parsonsfield, Maine. It was a rush! I'd never drawn or painted cars before.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Grandpa's Car
When you paint outdoors anything may be your subject. I painted this 1930's car at a big antique car gathering at Par Sem Day up in Parsonsfield, Maine. It was a rush! I'd never drawn or painted cars before.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Pears and Bottles
Its rare if I paint a still life. But that may change. I enjoy doing them, its just that the last time I moved I gave away all my interesting objects. And I do love painting glass ! It might be my favorite still life subject.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Canterbury Shaker Village, New Hampshire
I like to wander around the grounds of the Canterbury Shaker Village in the off season. Its quiet, the buildings are very interesting to look at and I rarely see another living soul.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The White River Rochester, VT
The White River starts some where up in the Brandon Gap of the Green Mountains and rushes down the mountains to Rochester, VT where it winds its way east through the valleys to White River Junction, VT and the Connecticut River. The river curves right up against the fields at Liberty Hill Farm.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Liberty Hill Farm Rochester, VT
Liberty Hill Farm in Rochester, VT is a beautiful old farm tucked into the east side of the Green Mountains. Bob and Beth run this dairy farm and B&B. It was hit hard by Hurricane Irene but like true Vermonters they bounced back and are in top form.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunset Clouds
Sometimes I find myself in the perfect spot to capture a moment. This sunset sketch was not planned. The sky did its dance as I grabbed my sketchbook.
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Catching the Breeze
On this warm day in South Bristol the Damariscotta River was full of sailboats. They were sailing in big lazy zig zags up and down the river.
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