Please have a look at IPAP member
Stuart Roper
from North Carolina
Feature Artist for February
HERE
and let him know you were here
Stuart Roper
from North Carolina
Feature Artist for February
HERE
and let him know you were here
To join IPAP
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Plein air painter - January FEATURE artist
plein air painter Louise Sackett
More of Louise's work HERE
To see the mundane, and see it with a new eye, is to recognize the creative force of a higher power. My art is a recognition of that higher power and a synthesis of all that passes through my mind, eye, hand and heart. It is an ever changing personal journey.
Hopefully, while seeing one of my works, the viewer discovers that passage and relationship. It is the act of the work itself that is the journey, the reality for me. Something I recently read said that artists do not own their works. What they own is the process, the act of the creation of art. For a plein air artist, what they sometimes own is a haste to depart a scene due to environmental pressures in the forms of uninvited pests, a suddenly dangerous locale, changing, fleeting light or a blowing sudden rainstorm.
To paint plein air is to exult in being the most obstinate type of artist. My mom would have said I am well qualified. My art is a personal interpretation of my own experience; the people around me and the world in which I live and the glory I see in all creation, despite the obstacles, challenges and blocks. It’s not like the air I need to survive, it’s much more than that.
Would you like to be a member of IPAP ?
http://ipap.homestead.com/membership.html
More of Louise's work HERE
To see the mundane, and see it with a new eye, is to recognize the creative force of a higher power. My art is a recognition of that higher power and a synthesis of all that passes through my mind, eye, hand and heart. It is an ever changing personal journey.
Hopefully, while seeing one of my works, the viewer discovers that passage and relationship. It is the act of the work itself that is the journey, the reality for me. Something I recently read said that artists do not own their works. What they own is the process, the act of the creation of art. For a plein air artist, what they sometimes own is a haste to depart a scene due to environmental pressures in the forms of uninvited pests, a suddenly dangerous locale, changing, fleeting light or a blowing sudden rainstorm.
To paint plein air is to exult in being the most obstinate type of artist. My mom would have said I am well qualified. My art is a personal interpretation of my own experience; the people around me and the world in which I live and the glory I see in all creation, despite the obstacles, challenges and blocks. It’s not like the air I need to survive, it’s much more than that.
Would you like to be a member of IPAP ?
http://ipap.homestead.com/membership.html
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
plein air painter - Plein Air Convention
In case anyone else has misplaced the $100.00 discount code for the Plein Air Convention in April in Las Vegas
Code: INTLPA for $100.00 discount
http://
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
plein air painter- San Miguel Allende
Donna Dickson
Feb. 24 - Mar. 2, 2012 - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
While this workshop is open to all levels of painters, it would help to have some on-location experience, just so you will have more fun when you get here. It 's best to get familiar with painting outdoors and also get used to working with your equipment. If you have a new easel, make sure you know how to set it up and take it down. Oils, watercolors or acrylics are welcome. I will be doing demos primarily in oil but will be happy to accommodate the watercolorists in the group as well.
More ARTWORKSHOPS
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
plein air painter - Gifts for the Artist
Artist Gifts for the Artist on your list
http://www.cafepress.com/artist_divahttp://www.cafepress/pleinairpainter
Artist Fun Gifts & Jewelry
Women's Dark T-Shirt
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