Today was the day we turned in our plein air art to the
Columbia Art Gallery. We were scheduled to paint in Downtown Hood River, but I didn't see anyone painting on the streets. I finally ran into
Joe Howard and he told me he was meeting up with
Gregg Caudell at the
Woman's Forum Overlook in Corbett. I decided to see what the weather was there. When I arrived I could see that it would be a no-go for painting..totally socked-in. Gregg and Joe decided to skip the painting also and so we all stood in the parking lot, discussing the
Group of Seven. Gregg told us about his new extra-length paint brushes that he learned about from
Simon Kogan. (There is a short slide show up about the final day...go have a look at it
HERE).
(Top photo) Painting: Celeste Bergin, (From my archives)
Yellow House in Downtown Hood River, oil on 8x8 canvas panel (2006) SOLD
(L to R, Gregg, Joe and Sue Howard, Me). Gregg shows his extra-length paintbrush
8 comments:
extra length paintbrush? I guess!
I am so intrigued by that paintbrush I forgot to mention I like the painting. I will be coming out to see the show I hope on Friday
Great, Dave! I will be looking for you. Make sure you come early (2pm) and you will see the demonstration painting. See you Friday :)
NIce house. Is that really a paintbrush? It looks more like a walking stick!
Love that gorgeous house with the amazing landscaping!
I was unconnected for a few days. I'm caught up on your slide shows and can't wait to see your submissions. That is a big paintbrush!
Love your talk about the Group of Seven and the paintbrush is extraordinary. I also like the idea that sometimes the painting conditions aren't great, but artists still can talk about art. Good save!
Thank you for sharing
This fabulous work with us
Good creations
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