'Stop and Smell the Roses'
Plein Air
Oil on Linen Panel
11 x 14
11 x 14
Day Two of the second annual Camp Hill Plein Air Event.
Today Linda Young and I paired up to go painting,
Today Linda Young and I paired up to go painting,
and after checking out Negley Park in Lemoyne, we decided
to go back to Camp Hill...and what a fortuitous
decision that was. We found this incredible garden
that only gave a hint of it's magnificence from the street.
The owner gave us permission to come right into
her back yard to paint, and we literally walked into paradise.
Thanks so much, Pat Anastasio!
Here is my painting from today, which was
done entirely on site, except for adding my
signature, and the letters on the stop sign.
Linda working on her watercolor of the gardens.
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Claire Beadon Carnell
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7 comments:
Oh! j'avais remarqué avant de vous lire ce panneau de signalisation. Une sorte de signe qui fait que vous avez eu raison de vous arrêter et de peindre ce petit coin magnifique que ce jardin et sa maison...
Une peinture qui embaume de senteur, de couleurs et de lumière...
Un véritable petit bijou.
Merci pour ce merveilleux partage photographique.
Gros bisous.
Your work is always so beautiful, Claire. This piece ranks right up there next to my own CBC piece as a favorite. What a gorgeous cottage! Once we own this yard and get a fence, I might want to try something similar to this in my teeny backyard!
Claire, this is a beautiful painting. I love those flowers and wonderful shadow work! Beautiful home!!
What a find. And your painting came out beautifully.
What an absolutely gorgeous interpretation of this flowered entrance, a real atmosphere painting .
What a little jewel! I can almost smell the roses! You did a fantastic job and no doubt enjoyed every stroke! Love the shadow patterns dancing across the walkway!
You are lucky to have a friend to paint with, and enjoy your plein air painting, and it's beautiful, Claire!
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