11/28: Cut lemon, oil on linen panel, 3x4.5 in.
Working out of my paint box really makes a difference. Without the heaviness and solidity of my easel I'm still not completely comfortable. I braced the inside of the box better and fixed the wobbliness, but I still have to get used to this vulnerable, skinny-legged contraption. I remember another time I had painted en plein air: a few guys and I were at our teacher Anthony Palliser's house, somewhere in the marshes around Savannah. We were sitting on a little pier behind the house, there were some attempts at fishing, and my friend Gus landed a hook into my pants leg (or was it me who got his leg?). Only other thing I remember now was that I settled on painting a boring cluster of trees across the water. Maybe there were other times, but I just can't recall.... Well, now I'm trying it again, and it seems like tomorrow will be partly sunny (or partly cloudy), so it could end up being a great day! Wish me luck.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Cut lemon
Posted by Dan P. Carr at 6:15 PM
Tags: daily painting, food, materials, miscellanea
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Good luck on your plein air painting excursion! I have only done it a few times in my life and found it uncomfortable and awkward myself, but that's probably a good thing.
Nice lemon, btw -- good handling of the cut surface of the lemon.
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