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McNary Sunrise I - Oil on Linen - 5x7 |
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Monday, July 20, 2015
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Hillside Snow
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Hillside Snow - Oil on linen panel - 5x7 |
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More snowy scenes, I thought the pines on the hillside were very elegant.
Labels:
5x7,
cabbage hill,
eastern Oregon,
landscape,
linen,
oil,
pendleton,
snow,
trees,
winter
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Winters Breath
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Winters Breath - Oil on Linen Panel - 5x7 |
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One of the fun things about taking reference photos from the car is you can get so many angles on a scene. This is the same fence as the last painting, but from the opposite side. There's nothing like a nice fence to spice up a composition!
Labels:
5x7,
cabbage hill,
eastern Oregon,
fence,
landscape,
linen,
oil,
oil on linen,
oregon,
pendleton,
snow,
winter
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
The Last Good Mandarin - Day Seven, 30 in 30
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The Last Good Mandarin - Oil on linen panel - 5x7 |
All good things must come to an end, and so to must good fruit. In hindsight, the fridge probably would have been a better storage place than my studio to enhance the longevity of these beautiful mandarins. The things are growing wrinkly and the leaves brittle faster than I can eat them! If I were more sensible I would have painted a couple of them the day I got them, but I'm not that good at planning ahead!
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Palisade Study
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Palisade Study - 6x8 - Oil on Linen Panel |
**Please note, I didn't sign this one while on location, a signature has been added in the lower right corner since this photo was taken**
I had the most fantastic New Years Eve and Day! My husband was working in Condon, Oregon, and I decided to tag along and paint the scenery. That's right, this desert scene is from the Pacific Northwest, believe it or not! These palisades are part of a huge National Monument called the John Day Fossil Beds, in the remote Clarno Unit. They are the remains of ancient mud flows, called lahars, and are chock full of fossils! But more importantly to this plein air painter, they are stunning and have a decent restroom nearby!
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Work in progress on the trail |
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