The Plein Air Painting group started off by painting some amazing art pieces.
See for yourself....
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| Carol captured Nancy painting in Rita's garden using acrylics. The sun light on the umbrella and the shadows brings contrast into the painting. The paintings is in progress....can't wait for the finished product. Beautiful Carol. |
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| Gigi painted this sunset with abandonment. Her brush stokes are lively and the colors are exciting. Fabulous Gigi! |
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| Gigi painted the Red House on Monhegan with happy colors and her brush stokes give it energy and life. Another masterpiece Gigi! |
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| "Lipstick on a Seagull " acrylic painting by Priscilla. She used exciting colors and the background has a water washed rocks effect. Great Job Priscilla! |
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| Liz painted this Paris scene of fresh flowers in the window. The colors are vibrant and the composition is interesting. This is Liz's own composition. What a great start to the new Year. Fabulous! |
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| Rooster, acrylic painting by Priscilla. The feathers are painted with bright colors and brisk brush strokes to give the feather a vivacious effect. Wonderful Priscilla! |
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| Nancy painted this still life using oils. The composition is fabulous. The grapes look succulent and plump. The light on the pear is defining and intriguing. The dark background is the perfect backdrop for this painting. Fabulous, Nancy ! |
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| Sue painted this scene using oils. This is far from her comfort zone but 2013 is time to stretch. The painting is in progress. |
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| Charlene painted this pastoral scene using oils. She started the painting with a red under painting which will be peeking through in parts of the scene. Great beginning. Beautiful sky! Wonderful Charlene! |
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| Gloria painted this floral scene using pastels. Her colors are vibrant Her strokes are fresh and the painting is a very successful one. Great job, Gloria! |
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| Gloria painted this Katahdin scene using pastels. The background is wonderful and draws your eye into the painting. She chose to use a cool blue for the water so it appears very cold. The warn colors in the foreground invites the viewer into the painting. Fabulous Gloria! |
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| Gloria painted this Monhegan Shed using pastels. Her technique of painting a suggestion of cedar shingles rather that paint each one individually is masterly. Such a beautiful painting. Gloria, Wonderful. |
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| Sheila started this watercolor of Stonington harbor. The perspective is interesting being above the houses on the hill. Great start, Sheila. Can't wait to see the finished painting. |
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| Gail painted this scene using several mediums...Watercolor and pastels. The effect she achieved is exciting. The contrast of the darks and lights make this painting a keeper! Fabulous, Gail! |
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| Gail loves to doodle and this is a great example of the fun and delightful doodles she produces. The colors are bright and exciting. Looks like this could be an illustration in a children's book. Fabulous Gail! |
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| Gail painted this last week and this week she put some pastels on the painting to make it more exciting. The effect is exciting. Love it Gail! |
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| Gail painted this watercolor last week and this week she added some pastels to it. The purple in the trees works well her. This painting is loose and beautiful! Great job, Gail! |
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| Liz and Priscilla and Charlene watching Gloria zip by |
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| Gigi looking pensive during our critique. |
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| Liz, Priscilla and Charlene commenting during the critique. |
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| Carol packing up her paints |
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| Sheila during the critique. |
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| Gail....What's up with this? |
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| Gloria making a point during the critique. |
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