World Wide Paint Out at Tunnel Hill

 
This is the fun group who joined us at Tunnel Hill to paint at the Civil War Reenactment. Great to meet new friends. Especially good to see Phyllis Franklin.
Sandr

Garden Vignettes/LindaSue

 

Plein Air Paintings of Linda Sue and Bobbi's paintings.

JP's Saw

 

Possibly my first painted saw. Actually the rust made an interesting surface. JP commissioned a stagecoach...then he asked for a stagecoach robbery...so I added the possee.

Pastel Scarecrow Wilson

 
Building a new studio is taking beautiful Fall weather painting time but I did manage to get out one day with Sherry, who loves to do pastels and this is the result.

Painting Stone Hedge Mansion

 
The most important thing is to stand in the shade. Works for me! I loved doing this painting. An artist or photographer could spend a week with Maria and her garden!

Moonshine--new online bi-monthly newsletter

Check out the new moonshine.southerncreativity.com
bi-monthly newsletter. I am writing articles "In the Field" encouraging artists to paint outside their studios. I recently discovered a member of SAL (Valdosta Art club)is a contributing writer also. I hope to continue with this as the enjoyment I feel overflows. It's a way to pass along the "thrill". I have found that once artists get out there they sometimes have a difficult time staying near the "stove".

Hot Day's Morn

 
8 x 10 alla prima oil on SourceTek Birchwood board Painted August 8, 2007
The night air had not cooled down much from the day before. It was fun to try to capture the warmth. I wasn't there long before drinking water and soda. Attempting to paint quite early in the morning on a very hot day gave me a sense of satisfaction.

Pigeon Mountain- Plein Air Painting

 

10 x 20 oil on Source Tek done in the summer of 2007.
Framed in white wood for $300/ without frame $250

The Cherry Tree

Exhibit Information

On Display and Available from
The Discovery Center Exhibit Gallery
Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Georgia
September 9 - November 19, 2006