Painting with Linda on Lake Loop Road in the morning 10-9-15. The lake was beautiful, water birds were plentiful and Mr. Lyons let us use his deck. Great Day!
This cypress tree was like a golden flame in the late afternoon sun. I could not possibly do justice to the beauty of the lake and the light that afternoon.
This and other small Plein Air paintings are featured as gifts and stocking stuffers at the Ouachita River Art Gallery, 308 Trenton Street, West Monroe.
Chilly Morning on Lake Loop, Oil on Canvas Panel, 5x7 inches
Painting with Linda last Saturday Morning. The forecast was for cool but sunny weather. When we got down to the lake at 8:30AM, the sun was not over the trees, temp in the high 50's, and the wind was blowing so we were cold. I was attracted by the greens and golds of the sunlit far bank and the curve of the sand.
Flight of Dragonfly, Fluid Acrylic, 21 X 14 inches IM, 29 X 22 inches FR
Just got the news, Flight of the Dragonfly received an Honorable Mention award in the 30th Annual Mississippi Watercolor Society's Grand National Juried Exhibition, Juror: Paul Jackson.
Finished an early morning painting and decided to stay for another. It was almost noon when I started the above paining so the cypress tree with knobby knees was only catching light reflected from the lake. September and October are a good months for plein air in Louisiana, but it was hot by the time I finished. I tried to save the light as it was at the beginning of the painting, but finishing the knees took some time.