
This is how far I got on it after 4 mornings of going out on the dune to paint and staying for 2 or 3 hours each time. It was sunny and not hot so, very enjoyable out there. My Gluteus Maximus had a workout 4 mornings in a row hauling my art supplies up the dune on the deep soft sandy path. The beach cart makes it possible but not easy. And I have a dark tan, which is really only a darker shade of red because I don’t tan well. It doesn’t feel sunburned. They’re calling for cloudy and rainy days all week. bummer, because I’m almost finished with the painting. I could finish it this week if the sun comes out. I hope they change the weather forecast. I guess there are plenty of things for me to do at home that I neglected lately because this painting took a lot of energy last week.
The tree is still only roughed in. I had to work on the background first. I considered finishing it at home but most of the time when I work on a painting at home, when I get back to the scene I don’t like what I painted at home.
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Thanks!
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Thank you as well, and have a nice week! xx Michael
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Same to you, Michael!
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It’s coming on well.
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Thanks, Vivienne!
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Ooo! I can already stare and stare at it.
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Great! Thanks, Jennifer!
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really liking the progress on this one!
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Thanks, Lovie! I’m excited about it too!
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A lovely painting underway here. I agree about feeling that a plein air painting is difficult to continue away from the scene.
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hi Margaret, Thanks!
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