Evening Light on Pemaquid Point (New Abstract Landscape in Pastel)
The remarkable rocks, with their plunging shadows, contrasted with amazing light was precious to behold.
The remarkable rocks, with their plunging shadows, contrasted with amazing light was precious to behold.
I painted this recently in plein air in Maine on the very beach where Rachel Carson did her research.
I am grateful for this time to revel in nature and enjoy fellowship with some remarkable women.
I loved his painting style, his vibrant color sense, his flower gardens, and his dog Daisy too.
I loved the complimentary colors at play during the golden hour in this beautiful spot; the light, the seaweed and the rocks are endlessly fascinating.
I am honored to have my work juried into this international show.
I was particularly attracted to this tree’s redness and the textural roughness of it bark, as well as its one-sided woven branches.
Plunge in and let the waters of Spirit cleanse you.
I”m just back from my artist-in-residency on Long Lake in Maine, at the week long extravaganza that is Creative Arts Camp, held at the church camp Newfound and Owatona in late August.
Our younger daughter has been wanting to climb Mount Katahdin for some time. The last mountain she climbed was two years ago on our trip to Newfoundland. She’s also done a few “14ers” in Colorado. The Mount Katahdin trail is not as far as some of those Colorado hikes, but at least a mile vertical … Read more
I’m a big one for mindfulness, and this whole trip was rife with it. The textures of the moss, lichen, bark, fungi, frogs, loons, and fluttering leaves all spoke to me.
We took our time and made a day of it, enjoying the view, the reflections of the shore and sky in the water, a short hike at the end of the lake down to the next lake south (ironically called North Branch Pond), floating and paddling by turns.
Either trying out new materials or approaches, or just sketching moments to remember, here is what we painted in this gorgeous place.