The trio does it again

This week at plein air painting we had a small group. Sue went out and painted in the park across the street and Gigi and Linda stayed in the Senior Center to finish some projects.
  Here are the results.

Linda painted this fall leaf on the evergreen. She used pastels to
complete this little beauty. Great values in this paining and the point of interest
is very clear. Beautiful Linda!

Linda painted this ocean scene using pastels. The foggy atmosphere and the rocks makes the piece look hazy. The
water is choppy and has lots of movement. Beautiful job, Linda!

Gigi brought in these adorable bird houses and she painted them in acrylics....Great job Gigi!

The patriotic colors of these bird houses will make a great garden addition to Gigi's back yard.

The rough seas and the colorful sky makes this painting sing. Gigi painted this using pastels. Love the motion in the
water and the clouds. Fabulous, Gigi!

Even the backside of these bird houses are great. Thanks Gigi for bring them in.
Love them!

Gigi painted this night scene using pastels. The barn is reflected in light from the
outside light. The dark doors are inviting and mysterious.  Gigi's use of color
and her hand made paper gives the piece a textural element. Fabulous Gigi!

Linda painted this piece of granite using pastels. The painting is in progress.
Can't wait to see the finished product!

The critique line up.

Linda organizes her pastels

Gigi packs up her things after the painting session.

Sue painted this scene en plein air. It was across the street in the park. The title is " A Place to Meet"
as there is a plaque that describes this historic spot in Bangor
This is and 11 X 14  oil on canvas

Sue Painted this en plein air in Bar Harbor. The colorful umbrellas captured here are at the Bar Harbor Inn.
This piece is  8 X 10 acrylic

Sue painted this piece from a photo of  Lubed near West Quoddy Head light. The painting is titled
"The lavender path"