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Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Margaret at Muriel Kauffman park. On any given day, Margaret will use pastels or oils to paint with. Her work can be purchased in Parkville MO. at Northland Exposure Gallery.

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Friday, August 5, 2011

Martin Jolley has been busy this summer with plein air painting, workshops and travels. Here are a few of his paintings done in Colorado. He will be in a show in Buena Vista Colorado that will begin next week and run a month. More information to come on location, dates and times. Enjoy!




 Frames are hard to find in the Salida area, much to your surprise.  Martin went
'frame shopping' today, and was trying out frames for different paintings.





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Turquoise Lake area
Tree study  Turquoise Lake area
Crested Butte wild flowers
Everett Ranch
This is the underpainting for the first photo.


Crested Butte

Clark Ranch

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Websites of interest to painters.

  • Laura Kratz Art
  • Peggy Wilson Art
  • Joshua Been
  • Skip Whitcomb
  • Clyde Aspevig
  • Scott Christensen Studio
  • Kim Casebeer
  • Jim Love
  • http://www.joshuabeen.com
  • Anne Garney
  • Bill McCall

Shows, Workshops and Plein Air Events

  • "Triple Play" features the work of 3 area artists Diana Werts, Debra Payne and Carol Zastoupil who are art educators, experienced painters and have an interest in landscape painting. March 1st at Main Street Gallery (upstairs in Anton's Taproom) 1610 Main St KCMO 6 - 9 pm
  • Augusta Plein Air Art Festival, Augusta MO. This is the 11th annual event and will run from April 17 - 27, 2013! For information visit augustapleinair.com
  • CALL FOR ARTISTS: Stem's Plein Air: On March 1st, 2013, registration begins for Stems Plein Air Paint 2013 OVERLAND PARK, KS - MAY 18th to JUNE 2nd 2013
  • Debra Payne has a solo show that opens June 7 at the Albrecht Kemper Museum in St. Joseph. More information to come on this event.

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Blogs I follow

  • A Plein Air Painter's Blog
    Pastel Surfaces: How Do You Choose?
    5 days ago
  • Carol Marine's Painting a Day
    Sampling the Goods
    1 week ago
  • Everyday Artist
    Danube River Cruise Travel Journal
    4 weeks ago
  • V....Vaughan's Small Works
    Test
    6 years ago
  • Thoughts Between Paintings
    Two Different Ways to Start a Cloud Painting, Part 1
    7 years ago
  • Karen McLain Studio
    Looking forward to 2019
    7 years ago
  • Horse Artists International Gallery
    Contemporary Abstract Horse Painting By Colorado Fine Artist Jennifer M. Godshalk, Saddled Up
    8 years ago
  • Peggy Wilson/ Painter
    New Address
    9 years ago
  • Adventures in Solitude/ Kim Casebeer
    Several Openings for September's Mentoring Class
    10 years ago
  • A New Beginning
    Winter Wonderland
    10 years ago
  • BILL CRAMER
    Upcoming Spring Exhibits
    11 years ago
  • Julie Wiegand Art
    11 years ago
  • Underpaintings
    Underpaintings has Moved!
    12 years ago
  • Missouri Valley Impressionist Society - Blog
    Following the Calling
    12 years ago
  • Diddy-Wa-Diddy
    13 years ago
  • Joshua Flint ArtBlog
    Studioflint is closing down and moving to a new format. . .
    13 years ago
  • Steve Atkinson painting blog
    Hare Trigger in it's new "Forever Home".
    13 years ago
  • Paintings by Justin Clayton
    Garlic no.6
    14 years ago
  • Carole Abla - Daily Painting
    2011 STEMS PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL
    15 years ago
  • J.Hansen Fine Art - Paintings from Australia
  • 100 Mudheads
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Part 1 of Gearing up to paint outside!

Clothing
1. Wear dull colors to reduce reflection onto the painting or palette.
2. Dress in layers to accommodate any change in weather as it changes on a dime in MO.
3. Wearing sunglasses will change the values and colors you see so wear a hat.
4. Take a poncho or plastic bag for the unexpected rain shower.

5. Wear appropriate shoes. (My flip flops have failed me many times.)
Gear
1. Use non-breakable container for solvents.
2. A cart on wheels really makes it easy if you have back or shoulder problems.
3. A plastic bag for paint towels.
4. Take a drying box or container to carry wet paintings home.
Health
1. Be sure to have plenty of water to avoid dehydration.
2. Pack healthy and nutritious snacks.
3. Wear long sleeves and remember to apply sunblock cream to exposed skin.
4. Don't wear perfume or cologne, as it attracts bugs. We have lots of them in MO!


Part 2: Painting outdoors in the winter

Clothing:

1. Ditto on the above suggestions, but add more layers for winter.

2. Insulated under ware

3. Mitten covered fingerless gloves

4. A stocking hat for under your brimmed hat.

Gear:

1. The well known Kansas City watercolor artist, Jim Hamil, told me he once put an alcoholic beverage in his water to keep it from freezing! Just a thought folks..... :)

2. Hand warmer packs. You can find them in the camping gear section.

3. Thermos for a hot drink



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