Showing posts with label wedding venue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding venue. Show all posts
Saturday, February 26, 2022
Autumn at Laurel Brook Farm
Its an honor to get to paint a special memory for a family! The Laurel Brook Farm in Weston is a lovely place for an unforgettable wedding. Ablaze in autumn color, this beautiful old barn is such a cool place to paint. The side is lit with hanging lights, perfect for the celebration. And that turquoise truck - so awesome! What a joy to be a part of something so special! Painting number 3341 in 3341 days.
Sunday, October 3, 2021
Windmill at Willow Creek
This windmill caught my attention as I scouted the property. Lured back here by a wonderful old truck against the tree line, my eyes soon found many wonderful painting subjects! I had one small paper and one small frame left from my 4 plein air events - so I used them for this! Choosing pen and ink, I sketched most of the lines before I started on the blades. The wind was blowing, making it very hard to see them! I focused on one blade at a time, following it with my eyes as I sketched. It made me a little motion sick to concentrate on a spinning object! It was worth the effort - I do love windmills and this drawing found a new home, too! Painting number 3180 in 3180 days
Labels:
8x6,
Barnhill,
drawing,
Fairfield,
farm,
handmade paper,
Illinois,
ink,
missouri artist,
pen and ink,
tammie dickerson,
Wayne County,
wedding venue,
Willow Creek,
Willow Creek Venue,
windmill
Friday, September 3, 2021
Overlook Chapel
As a momento to the bride and groom, I am painting the scene where they will exchange vows tonight. I actually sketched this in ink, and started laying in color earlier, when rain moved in - and we headed for cover! Rain and watercolor do not mix! Returning from a morning hike - where Mike and I scouted several new places to paint - we went back up to the chapel so I could finish this before the ceremony! Mike had a wonderful conversation with a youth leader who came to this spot for reflection. I wish I could have been part of the conversation, but alas time grew short! Mike corralled little Casper as I worked, and he became very adept at walking up and down the incline of the mountain top! What a breathtaking view - I could paint here for days and not tire of the endless beauty! What a slice of heaven this is. Now I must get ready for the wedding! Painting number 3152 in 3152 days.
Labels:
8x6,
Colorado,
Estes Park,
ink,
landscape,
missouri artist,
Overlook Chapel,
painting,
plein air,
Rocky Mountains,
tammie dickerson,
watercolor,
wedding venue,
YMCA of the Rockies
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