9x12oil on panel
Every time I look out over these hills, I feel an emotional tug of westward yearning. I imagine a similar feeling was felt by early explorers and settlers of our nation.
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
Forever Frontage
9x12Every time I look out over these hills, I feel an emotional tug of westward yearning. I imagine a similar feeling was felt by early explorers and settlers of our nation.
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Northwest Forty
6x8oil on canvas
Early September. In the evening, the shadowed hills contrast beautifully with shorn fields.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Edge Of The Wild
6x12oil on canvas board
This ended up being more of a study, since the light was disappearing fast. I'd like to get back over to this area again, sometime, to do a more developed piece.
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Flower Farm
5x7oil on canvas board
Painted at a local winery/berry & flower farm. I photographed the painting after it had been varnished, so it's a little fuzzy (as was "Tranquility").
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Monday, October 26, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
No Boundaries - SOLD
11x14oil on canvas
I usually do plein air paintings in the early morning, but this day had been unable to accomplish much of anything (three-year-olds need a lot of attention). My husband graciously agreed to keep our daughter with him that evening so I could go out and paint. I drove around for a bit and settled on this view. The residents pay for it by tolerating the strong winds (first time I've ever had my easel actually start to tip on level ground), but I imagine they find it worth it!
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