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| Alluvial Fan Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park |
Despite all the wildfires and 100+ degree heat we've been having, I've still been making an effort to get outside to paint. Thankfully a cool front finally moved in this week, bringing much-needed rain.
Putting finishing touches on the above scene.
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| The backside of
the McCreerey House in Loveland, Colorado. A girl's softball team from
California was having dinner there, and came over to watch. It was fun to chat and attempt to answer their many questions about the
painting process. |
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| At Longview Farm on Hwy 287. Note the drought-parched grass in the foreground. |
4 comments:
I love seeing these beautiful pieces in their "natural surroundings". As someone who almost always works indoors, I'm in awe of artists who can work outdoors. Lovely!
Hi Sarah -- thanks so much for stopping by; it's been forever since I've been on IF. Must amend that...
As to "natural surroundings" Just grab some pencils and get out there, even if it's just your backyard. You can do it! :D
Laura, these paintings are fabulous! i LOVE the water and rocks... you have a beautiful style. xox
Oh my goodness! I long for your view. I love Fort Collins. My family visited once. You know, Colorado, especially the Rocky Mountains will just make an artist heart flutter! I am so glad you stopped by and I got to see your art. I really love your illustrations and paintings.
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