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

Monday, April 7, 2014

 
SKETCHING WITH  PHIL
 
Phil, my husband, and I went sketching out doors last week.
We spent one evening at a park close by, Village Creek Park.
A perfect spring outing!
 
 
 
Phil's Sketch
 
 
Margie's Sketch
 
The following evening after Phil got home from work we went to 
Rose Hill Chapel, a rock chapel in a cemetery close by our home.
It was another beautiful spring evening and very quiet and peaceful.
 
 
Phil's Sketch
 
 
Margie's Sketch
 
Later in the week my friend Connie and I went out to sketch again.
While she was searching for her Father in law's resting place, I sketched
the Rose Hill Chapel again from another view.  I also drew a floral of
flowering Quince. It was a lovely spring afternoon..
 
 
 
 
Come back soon to see what quaint areas of our neighborhood we have
been sketching in.
 
 
 
 



Sunday, May 19, 2013

More sketching in the park!!!!



Vern and his Charcoal Drawing




Barbara's drawings and watercolor sketch


Nancy's watercolor sketch




Margie's drawings of trees and foliage

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Botanic Garden Statue, Spring





A Group of Plein Air Painters met at the
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens early Wednesday morning to
paint and sketch in the cooler temperature.
I decided to sketch this statue of a child holding a bird's nest
with three baby birds in it.
As I was drawing, one of the gardeners was watching and was
so excited to see painters painting and drawing in the gardens she takes care of.
Gardener Renea told me that she named this statue "Spring". There
are four statues along the path and she calls them the Four Seasons.
It was so peaceful with a little breeze and  relatively cool
in the shade of the trees.

Thanks to Doug, a painter and sculptor who contacts the group
about our plein air outings.


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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Ribbon Embroidered Pillow, Croched Blanket and A Baby Bootee!



RIBBON EMBROIDERED HEART PILLOW
 A Christmas gift last December for my granddaughter, Ella.
I made this crazy quilt with ribbon embroidered flowers
on pretty white and off white fabrics including
silk, taffeta and satin. Of course I made all the
flowers PINK!  Ella has it hanging on her bed post.





A good friend had a baby girl in December.  I finished
a crocheted  baby quilt for the new arrival.   I also painted
a 5"x5" pink baby bootee with her name and birth date.







I'm working on some ribbon embroidered angel sachets
and will post them when I am finished. 
Also, I am crocheting a white baby blanket for the next
friends baby or grand baby.  I am getting smarter in
my old age.  I will finish off the white blanket with a
border of blue or pink whichever I need.  


Visit again soon!




Wednesday, June 10, 2009

PAINT HISTORIC WAXAHACHIE
A week long plein air paint out
in and around the historic downtown
area of Waxahacie
Saturday Morning Quick Draw Painting
Painted on the Square in 90 min. and auctioned
on the stairs of the Court House at noon.
8 X 10 Acrylic on canvas
Sold
Painting of 907 W. Main
at the Show and Sale in the Park
Pavilion on Sat. and Sun.
9 X 12 Acrylic on Canvas
Sold

Cannas in a park in Downtown Waxahachie
9X 12 Pastel Painting
Sold

Water Lillies
9 X 12 Pastel Painting
A beautiful backyard off of
Main Street in Waxahachie
9 X 12 Pastel Painting

sold


A Quiet Retreat
on Marvin Street
in Waxahachie
6 x 6 Acrylic on Canvas


Sold


There was also a BBQ and awards on Friday evening.
A fun and productive week for 50 area artists.

http://www.margiewhittington.com/
http://www.canvasbycanvas.com/
http://www.upstairsartgallery.com/
http://www.thegoodartco.com/
http://www.artistfoodnetwork.blogspot.com/


Come back soon to see some of the work my

watercolor classes have done.


Tuesday, August 19, 2008




CUCHARA CHAPEL
CUCHARA, COLORADO

August, 2008

I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills,
From whence cometh my help.

Psalm 121; 1




I did a plein air drawing of the church on
Sunday afternoon sitting outside in the cool
Colorado weather, August 3, 2008.





We saw several bear around Blue Lake where we fished
and in the valley along a stream, one was eating berries.









































Hopefully you will see some paintings
from these wonderful views of
Colorado.







Come back soon to see what is being
painted on a canvas, wall or paper!

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