2 comments

• Comment Link Sunday, 26 February 2012 16:13 posted by Don Jusko

  Painting in Plain Air is Painting on Location, you have to be quick to paint the bird before it flies away. I liked your small location piece. But what's with the camera to paint a larger piece in your studio? Do you call that a painting done in plain air also or do you note on the back that you used a camera? Do you think this is an important question, to separate location work from studio work?
  http://www.realcolorwheel.com/jacaranda2008makaLibrary.htm
• Comment Link Thursday, 23 February 2012 07:57 posted by linda roth

  Cropsey would be shocked at how the American landscape has diminished since his century. The countryside has pockets left of wide open spaces, but if there's a lake,a stream, a pond in the woods, you can bet people have built something on it. Wonderfully informative video,magnificent handling of paint, magnificent landscapes,--but I noticed no winter scenes. We all know why that is.