Helllooo there, I've been very neglectful of my posts. Sorry.

Here are some pictures taken during our last en plein air Sketchbook Workshop in Florence. Next workshops will be held in the following dates: August 3rd - 7th 2015 September 7th - 11th 2015 Alcune foto del Workshop di sketchbook en plein air a Firenze. I prossimi workshop si terranno nelle seguenti date: 3 –

This is my current setup.  The last post I did on this was from May of 2014 .  It's still a useful resource for the cheapest, most straightforward setup.  The whole thing cost about 50-75$ to make. It goes into a lot of detail about how I made it, and is probably worth re

Mary Aslin of San Juan Capistrano, California LPAPA’s March 2020 Artist Member of the Month Please enjoy this showcase of Mary’s work… Click to see more of Mary’s artwork at MaryAslin.com Click to read LPAPA Plein Talk Q&As with Mary Aslin When in 4th grade in Laramie, Wyoming, Mary completed her first plein air landscape painting […]

There are five ponds in the garden, and for the first time in years I had to replace one of the pumps this spring. Several pumps have been working without a care for ten years, or at least as long as I can recall. I haven't a clue what happened. One day it worked, the…

Canon Eos 200D

Here are the first 10 plein airs for pleinairpril challenge! I will share more of them as I finish more 🥳

pushing reality and learning to see 1 by Lip Comarella.

Discover art project ideas and inspiration you can easily do yourself.

These artists have become masters at painting en plein air. Here's how they approach their locations and subjects. Tres Pistoles by Barbara Coleman By Norman Kolpas Artists have painted in the open air probably for

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Doing one sketch a day this month! Here is the first week. Using various techniques.

A local artist works with Hallett Peak; on the north shore of Bear Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. There's a bit of a story behind this picture; I tell all over on my blog. Copyright © 2008 Old Dog Photography, all rights reserved.

Personal work - 3 6 5 0 0 1 (2016)

In 2016, John Einarsen started shooting the unassuming, everyday Japanese architecture of the city he calls home, for Kyoto Journal's Instagram page. Yes, you remember that Bored Panda post from last year? Well, as it turns out, the tiny home project is still not over!

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