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Hi Painters, Sep 14, 2020Over the last year or two I have been wondering about the usefulness of (ncpap.org) Plein Air Network. Our website renewal of $600 is coming up Oct 2020, so I wanted to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Scott Boyle -admin Sep 18, 2020.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Martha Faires Sep 4, 2019.
Words from John Carlson on Plein Air Painting - 1942 December American Artist Magazine interview with Carlson - “When starting out for a day of…Continue
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Great discussion going on James Richard's Facebook page if anyone wants some good ideas, check it out.... …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by connie snipes Sep 29, 2015.
“I consider myself a visual explorer of the effects of light upon our world. There is no better way of doing this than for an artist to take his paints outdoors to study these fleeting effects of light upon the landscape and its subjects. This approach to study nature has kept me captivated for years and I’m not sure I will ever get over it! This is the energy and inspiration that I transfer to my larger studio paintings. I would call myself a realist and impressionist. It is not my desire to paint every leaf and blade of grass for the camera is a better slave for that type of work. I want to create a painting that captures the essence of the scene with the feeling of that day with its weather, light, and mood, with a particular focus on my state of North Carolina and its mountains.
I am on a continual journey of study and investigation, through art history, artist books, and art museum visits through out the United States. Some of my favorite artists of the past are: Frits Thaulow, Claude Monet, Henry O Tanner, T. C. Steele, Chauncey Ryder, George Inness, Sir George Clausen, Edgar Payne and the early California Painters, The Russian Impressionists, Pennsylvania Impressionists, and Historic Brown County Artists. I admire many great landscape painters today, too numerous to count.
Life as a painter is an endless challenge to explore the world visually; my passion is for the one who created it and that my work might bring glory to God and reflect His creativity.”
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Found my answer. Thanks.
Thanks Scott! I've been tied up for a bit but I will get some work on here shortly.
Thanks, Scott! When the rains stop, I plan to get back outside and continue to explore and paint locally here in and around Winston-Salem.
Thanks Scott. I hope you'll be able to join us sometime this year. Thanks also for keeping this site going!
Thank you, doing that this somewhat grey morning.
Blessings, Dianne
I look forward to meeting all of you Scott, mid Sept sometime and thanks.
Thanks Scott. I look forward to seeing the NC paintings from you and other members, especially those around the Appalachian Trail.
Thank you for your help. Will meet you on one of the outings. Going to Hanging Rock State Park this Sunday. Email from Craig says Torrey's Den Falls or Moore's Wall.
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