This was a scene this winter up near Trout Lake. This is a beautiful area that is not heavily developed yet. This is usually a small pond in front but with the heavy snows this winter and spring thaw, it brought out this lovely scene.
This was a scene this winter up near Trout Lake. This is a beautiful area that is not heavily developed yet. This is usually a small pond in front but with the heavy snows this winter and spring thaw, it brought out this lovely scene.
This is the third painting accepted into the Randy Higbee 6x6 Show. This is from one of my favorite painting spots near some beaver dams. When the sun rises over the mountain behind me it lights the hillside and slowly creeps down into the valley. In fall that hill is full of aspen in full autumn glory. I was lucky to catch this last fall.
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Skulls are such a great thing to study. They give you the structure behind all that skin and fur, plus practicing light and color on bone. I had painted one for the Sedona Plein Air Festival last year and found it so fun, I went looking for one.
This piece is part of the Randy Higbee 6x6 Live Show in Costa Mesa, CA. This show will be up until early January.
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I absolutely love standing in an aspen forest in fall. This is from a smaller plein air of one of those experiences. It immediately takes me back to the smell of fallen leaves and the trees.
Another painting from Saratoga Woods. To walk into these huge old trees is truly amazing. The light was filtering through at this spot and a young spruce or redwood was trying to make its' way up to the canopy.
This is a yearly pilgrimage to a friends tree farm that is in a lovely canyon called Trail Creek Canyon. The entrance to his place is framed with these lovely, huge, cottonwoods that were in glorious color this year. There is really a regular rocked road running through there but it doesn't look as inviting as a grass trail, so I took artistic license there. The bushes are called "Rabbit Brush" or the Spanish name "Chimisa". His farm is truly a magical place!
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These next six paintings are with the Sedona Plein Air Festival "Year of the Woman" 2020. This first one "Aspen Fall" won an award of merit. They are all available through the link.