Category: Plein Air Challenges
Plein Air Nocturnes: How Not to Be Afraid of the D...
Posted by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | How To, Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Plein Air Painting Large on Location
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Plein Air Painting Large It is not common to see a plein air painter standing in front of a large canvas. The typical canvas size has become 14”x11” and often 20”x16”. Plein air painting large on location is a challenge...
Read MorePlein Air, Multiple Days, One Painting
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Plein Air Painting over Multiple Days Painting over a period of two or three days takes some...
Read MoreSunrise, Sunset: Painting Ahead of the Sun
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
The sun moves fast. If you want to paint the sunrise you need to be ready for it, but...
Read MorePlein Air Challenges
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Challenges. Life is filled with challenges. Plein air is, by definition, challenging. Who needs...
Read MorePlein Air Nocturnes: How Not to Be Afraid of the Dark
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | How To, Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Plein Air Nocturnes Nocturnes are paintings done at night. Plein air nocturnes can be...
Read MoreThe Plein Air Sketch in Oil
by Robert Lewis | Mar 5, 2017 | Plein Air Challenges | 0 |
Immediacy is a quality of freshness in the visual image. It tells the viewer that you have not...
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