I went back to Sawhill Ponds right away this morning, painted the 'Windy Shore', and said that's enough of that! The cool breeze coming off of the water in 40 - 60 mph gusts was too much. Thinking of somewhere that I could find a wind break, and still have something to paint, I headed back to the ranch, where I live. There are several out buildings, a couple of old fences, and weeds and trees to paint. It was the right choice. The last three paintings were all painted in what is basically my backyard.
It's very likely that this month is going to end and there isn't going to be a "nice" day to paint!
Thanks for checking in...
2-21-1 "Windy Shore"
Oil - 8x10
©Marc R. Hanson 2014
2-21-2 "Backyard 1"
Oil - 8x10
©Marc R. Hanson 2014
SOLD
2-21-3 "Backyard 2"
Oil - 8x10
©Marc R. Hanson 2014
2-21-4 "Backyard 3"
Oil - 8x10
©Marc R. Hanson 2014
3 comments:
hmmm, nice backyard, nice having that! Been very much enjoying your work and your forays into the elements from the comfort of a house on the eastern shore. So far, not so dramatic as most of the east coast!
This is great work! I just love your February project. I can't wait to stop by in the morning to see what was out there yesterday. A fine thing!
I, too, have been enjoying your challenge. I have done Leslie Saeta's challenges @ 1 a day for month. It was very intense so I'll never try 4 a day!! But you are a professional ..
Love your work and hope someday to take your workshops.
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