ELLIS WATERSHED
The Monday morning class of Camille Przewodek often comes to this watershed area in Petaluma to paint. During the rainy season lots of grasses grow and as time passes the colors vary from greens and golds, to reds and purples. Observing the color there again and again is reminiscent of Monet's haystack series. This was done on a sunny morning.
Oil on canvas board
9" X 12"
contact: lisagreenstein@gmail.com
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
GOLDEN HOUR SEA RANCH
Another view looking up from the bluff by the ocean at the edge of sunset. I thought I understood why the impressionists may have painted with broken color. When the wind is blowing you around and you have one hand steadying the easle, you have to paint that way!
9" X 12"
Oil on hardboard
contact: lisagreenstein@gmail.com
Another view looking up from the bluff by the ocean at the edge of sunset. I thought I understood why the impressionists may have painted with broken color. When the wind is blowing you around and you have one hand steadying the easle, you have to paint that way!
9" X 12"
Oil on hardboard
contact: lisagreenstein@gmail.com
Sunday, December 11, 2011
SEARANCH BLUFF AT SUNSET
The last light as the sun sets is called the 'golden hour' by painters. There is a brief time when the light is very orange-gold and the shadows very blue-violet. There was so much information and color out there, it was a challenge to simplify what I saw, paint it quickly, and battle the wind that whipped up at sunset.
Oil on canvas board
9" X 12"
contact: lisagreenstein@gmail.com
The last light as the sun sets is called the 'golden hour' by painters. There is a brief time when the light is very orange-gold and the shadows very blue-violet. There was so much information and color out there, it was a challenge to simplify what I saw, paint it quickly, and battle the wind that whipped up at sunset.
Oil on canvas board
9" X 12"
contact: lisagreenstein@gmail.com
Thursday, December 08, 2011
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Sunday, December 04, 2011
Thursday, December 01, 2011
SEA RANCH HOUSES IN THE MORNING
I shared a house with three other painters at Sea Ranch in September. I loved being so close to the ocean and the light there is so pastel and gentle. Reminds me of melons and mangoes. This was a view from the hill behind our place in the early morning.
6" X 8"
Oil on hard board
contact:lisagreenstein@gmail.com
I shared a house with three other painters at Sea Ranch in September. I loved being so close to the ocean and the light there is so pastel and gentle. Reminds me of melons and mangoes. This was a view from the hill behind our place in the early morning.
6" X 8"
Oil on hard board
contact:lisagreenstein@gmail.com
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