Showing posts with label Sycamores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sycamores. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

"Spring, Arlington Gardens" ©


 Spring has had a tough time this year due to the lack of rain.  Arlington Garden in South Pasadena has just a few signs of spring a few lupin, poppies and flowering trees.  Saturday and Sunday I will be at the Garden painting and showing a few pieces as part of the foundation annual fund raiser.  By then all the trees and plants should be covered in tiny new green leaves.  

Oil on Canvas, 14" X 11"
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Sunday, November 27, 2011

"Whitney Canyon Colors"



Living in So California, the mild weather lends an advantage to painting out. My painting buddy Lorelle and I hiked into Whitney Canyon to paint, meeting the one and only predator dressed in a cape, mankini (pink) and a lovely pink bra. I think someone should write a book, describing all the things plein air painters encounter.


Oil on panel, 10" X 12"

Friday, November 25, 2011

"Nice Place to Be" ©



About 4pm you witness the last rays of light down in Whitney Canyon. Standing still you can watch the sunlight drift though the trees lighting up different spots as the sun sinks. I was doing just that, thinking what a "nice place to be".


Oil on Canvas, 20" X 24"

Monday, October 26, 2009

"Fall, Hansen Dam" ©


The fall colors are just starting to show in the leaves of trees around the lake. I'll wait a couple of weeks for the "gold". These Sycamores are a short walk down the bridle path leading away from the recreational area. I love the dance of working paint back and forth within the leaves, which I am sure will continue in the morning.
Oil on canvas, 20" X 24"
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