Showing posts with label plein air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plein air. Show all posts

"Buoys II" by Susie Morrell


©Susie Morrell "Buoys II" 6" x 6" oil on panel
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While the fog in waters comes and goes equally fast, the lobster buoys are always brightly painted and clearly identifiable. 

"While choosing the color of the buoy you must ensure the color or color patterns are unique to you and no other lobsterman is using them."

interested in reading a bit of history on lobster pot buoys?  click HERE


Cape Cod Welcome ~ by Susie Morrell

©Susie Morrell "Cape Cod Welcome" 8"x 8" oil on panel
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This charming doorway was part of the Museum on the Green in Falmouth, MA painted plein air.  I just loved the whale sign and light fixture by the door along with the colors created by the light on the cedar shingles and the warm greens in the distance.  This piece is a bit larger than I usual paint measuring 8" x 8"

Here is a photo another artist took of me painting so you can see the full view.  The tricky thing about painting plein air... when I started the painting the Museum was closed.  During the course of painting the Museum opened sliding the doors to cover the window I was painting.  One recommendation by our instructor was to take a photo of your view when you first start to paint just for this reason... I'm glad I did so I could finish by using my reference photo :-)


reference photo:



"Harbor Light" by Susie Morrell

©Susie Morrell "Harbor Light" 6" x 6" oil on panel
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this is how it looks on the included easel:


Day 2 in Cape Cod our group of plein air painters scattered around the grounds of the Museum in Falmouth painting the architecture and gardens.  The inspiration for this painting came for the lamp post you see here.  Throughout the seaport village you see these wonderful lamps and accents to the architecture.  I chose to focus on the the top of the lamp for this painting, but the whole photo could be a painting with the charming cedar shingle home in the background. Plein air adds a whole new dimension to the painting experience. You are out of the studio's controlled environment and suddenly surrounded with the sensory stimulation of the environment and it's weather, ever changing light, breezes and sometimes pesky bugs!  It was a beautiful day but very warm so the shade was a welcomed change to my morning painting which I will post tomorrow. 


here are some of the other artist's vantage points in the garden...