Showing posts with label Missouri artist 12x9. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Missouri artist 12x9. Show all posts
Friday, May 1, 2026
Ebenezer Church
This beautiful church on Walnut is iconic Augusta. The leaves are fully open with fresh spring color. As I paint, locals and friends come by to visit in this small Missouri town, and Troy Tatlock sang Beatles songs from the opposite corner to both Teddy and I. Who knew we would have music to paint by? Come see the wet paint sale tomorrow from noon until 4:00. Painting number 4868 in 4868 days.
Monday, July 19, 2021
Garden on Black Swan Lake
What a beautiful morning for painting in a garden on Black Swan Lake! Meeting a few of the Monday Morning Watercolorists for our weekly outing, I had never heard of Black Swan Lake before! Nestled in Northern Shawnee, this garden is tucked deep into the area, right on the lake. In fact, I had to stand on a steep slope near water's edge to get this vantage. I even set up on a black ant hill, with my yoga mat to separate us, sprayed with bug deterrent on both sides. Only two brave ants crawled up my legs - until I brushed them off! I often use this mat for wet ground or snow, to insulate my feet, or in woodsy areas that might be crawling with ticks. I don't need any hitchhikers while I paint! This garden is brimming with lovely blooms, and I'm so happy I got to spend the morning exploring them with paint! Painting number 3107 in 3107 days.
Monday, November 2, 2020
Lenauer Barn
It was a very cold morning as I set up near this old barn, facing into the wind. A rather rough place to sketch, but it had to be to get this vantage. Dressed in layers with two sets of wool socks on, my feet were still cold and my hand was shivering as I finished. Even the ink in my pen was sluggish - after I left those supplies in my car overnight. Who knew that would happen? I love the timelessness of this scene, and I am always drawn to these old barns - even in inclement weather! Now showing at Gallery Zeke in Steelville. Painting number 2855 in 2855 days.
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