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Dogwood on Chestnut Street
Oil on wood panel, 12x9
Augusta Plein Air Art Festival - purchase here |
Arriving in the afternoon, a quick drive around the beautiful vintage town of Augusta brought me to this location, with it's strong light and shadow dancing across the lawn. I was instantly drawn in. Setting up my easel, I had an hour and a half before a scheduled social at "Pop-a-Wheelie" on the Katie Trail (which was excellent - by the way!) I let the brushes do the work, laying in the masses with big strokes. I am SO happy to be painting on wood this week! Last week I had left my panels behind, and had to paint on canvas for the New Harmony event. Boy, am I ever appreciating my specially prepared wood panels now! The next 10 days are going to be amazing in the heart of Missouri Wine Country! Painting number 845 in 845 days :)
VERY PRETTY!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work! Have a great week, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Tammie. It's hard to believe that one could do such a fine painting in such a short time. You are truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie. Love that painting. What a great job.:)
ReplyDeleteWow that looks like such a special little sanctuary..love how you do shadows too!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
Lovely! Adding you to my feedly - I could use some more Impressionist-ish paintings :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! Love the muted color and sunlight.
ReplyDeleteAmazing work!!! Love the strokes, the light and shade, everything about it!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a number 845!!! :) GREAT!
sunny painting :)
ReplyDeleteYour plein air abilities astound me. Just gorgeous light!
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