Showing posts with label Camp Robinson WMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camp Robinson WMA. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

The Lonely Mountain

The Lonely Mountain
6X8, Oil on Panel
Available

Another plein air, this time with no studio edits, from the richest vein of local plein air subject matter I have yet found.  Hopefully I'll get back out there before the end of the year.

Monday, November 28, 2016

Gilded Fields

Gilded Fields
8X10, Oil on Panel
Available

More studio finished plein air work from Camp Robinson WMA in Faulkner County Arkansas.  I'm really getting a lot of mileage there.  This one was cut short by rain but the foundation was solid.


Friday, November 25, 2016

Turning Corners

Turning Corners
6X8, Oil on Panel
Available

Because I'm trying to turn corners in more than one way...

Plein air from Camp Robinson WMA in Faulkner County.

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Grey Gives Way to Blue

Grey Gives Way to Blue
8X10, Oil and Golden Open Acrylic on Matboard
Available

This is a plein air I started at the Camp Robinson Wildlife Management Area near Mayflower way back in the March timeframe I think.  I finished it in studio with oils and have finally decided to post it!

Wednesday, March 9, 2016

March 7


I'm calling this one done.  It will be destined to be an entry in a very specific show which I have wanted to enter for several years but have never had a piece that fit the very specific requirements.  I have until the middle of the summer to come up with two more that meet the requirements and I can finally enter!

I spent my studio time last night by prepping and entering two other shows.  One of these is a fairly prestigious show that I have also wanted to enter for several years but I have never overcome the fear of rejection before.

Thursday, March 3, 2016

March 2



Here is another one that started life as a plein air.  I think it was early December when I went out and started this one.  It was a cold and windy day and I was using the Golden Open Acrylic.  I was really extremely please with my start on this but became quickly disappointed as I tried to work it to completion.  I am using oils in the studio to finish it out.