San Francisco Bay, Richmond - Plein-Air - Landscapes That Were Only A Few Feet Apart
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| Click on each image in order to see the details Last Saturday plein-air trip brought two absolutely different views of one Bay, in one day, which were just a few hours apart. First, took rough 300lb Arches paper to paint the morning. The sun was rising and the fog was lifting up uncover a gorgeous scene. When the first painting was done, I moved my head on the right and saw a peaceful sky with almost still waters (that what couple hours can do!); and, in the middle of all this beauty three Giants were standing at the dock. I grabbed my brush and made rather minimalistic seascape emphasizing the solid Nature and the industrial invention that came together in one. Many artists from CWA painted that day; and, as many beautiful paintings came out of it: |
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10x14 "Sailboats- San Francisco Bay" Watercolor on 300 lb Arches Paper
10x14 "Richmond Docks" Watercolor on 140 lb Arches Paper
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