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.
I started this one on site in the Richland Creek Wilderness on a cold and windy evening months ago. I actually finished it quite a while ago too but as usual, I am slow in posting work.
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.
Long past due to add something here. But this is old from the White River Plein Air this spring. That was a cold, dreary day. And now here it is, another cold dreary day before I return to this blog. Time has a way of slipping through our fingers.
I believe perhaps Clover Bend is names after a bend in the nearby Black River but I'm not entirely sure. There is a historic community school there from the WPA era. Possibly a precursor to the WPA community in Dyess made somewhat well known as the boyhood home of Johnny Cash. I think I am going to go visit that on Monday. This is a plein air painting I did 2 weeks ago. The weather was chilly and drizzly. I know a lot of plein air painters who would not have even bothered to paint that day but I think if you only paint on sunny days all of paintings will wind up looking more or less the same. There is challenge to this flat light that I like.