Showing posts with label poplar trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poplar trees. Show all posts
Monday, July 12, 2010
A Painting from the Ranch
This was painted about a month ago- I thought I would drive over to the ranch and test the mosquito quotient to see if there would be any more painting there for awhile. They were swarming but I was ready with a t-shirt on and a long shirt over that with long pants and mosquito spray.
They were everywhere and while painting, I looked down and there was approx. 20 to 30 landed on the front of my shirt- a little unnerving I would say. Well, I haven't been back but I'm thinking in a couple of weeks it might just be bearable and I will have to do the mosquito test again.
Labels:
clouds,
poplar trees,
ranch,
Reflections
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Hearts and Stars
Labels:
gold,
Hearts and Stars,
poplar trees,
Taos,
violet
Saturday, October 3, 2009
Color Studies
Labels:
daily painter,
plein air painter,
poplar trees
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Fall Color
This is a view to the west from my backyard painted on Sunday afternoon. There was a nasty looking storm which provided great color for the the backdrop of this stand of trees. Tomorrow I will be heading to the Colorado Mountain Plein Air festival to get Coni and my canvases stamped and hopefully a couple of good paintings done
Labels:
Colorado,
cottonwood,
fall,
landscape,
plein air,
poplar trees
Monday, July 13, 2009
Dancing Trees at Dusk
Labels:
daily painter,
dusk,
poplar trees
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Dog Food Thieves
These little birds sit outside my window every day and steal dog and cat food every chance they get. While other birds are hopping along the side of roads, eating weed seeds, etc., these guys are getting extremely fat on dog food. They go through it faster than I can keep the bowl filled. It will be alot cheaper to feed the dog in the summer.
Labels:
poplar trees,
Snow
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Sunset
I was trying to order some brushes off the internet and as I ran downstairs to get my credit card I looked outside and the sky was absolutely amazing. I decided to paint a quick one and ran my easel outside, threw my wallet on the ground, and painted like a crazy lady- I'm glad my kids were too busy playing x-box to notice this wild woman running around and painting. Well, by the time I finished this I could not see my canvas very well at all and when I took it inside I saw that I had put the paint on much thicker that I usually do- I usually calculate too much when painting under normal - take your time conditions. Well anyway- this is what I got- a little sloppy for what I usually do but it was finshed very quickly.
Labels:
poplar trees,
sunset
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