Plein air paintings like this one seem to capture the
true spirit of the moment. And they’re always a pleasure to do. This is a 7x9
oil painting on cardboard, painted from the front seat of my car. I was waiting
to meet someone and had some time to spare, so I quickly set up one of my
pochade kits and went to work. As I painted, it turned out that I had captured
the car ahead of me just in time. That car drove off as soon as I had completed
that part of the picture. This is something experienced plein air painters are
familiar with. And it’s why I tell my plein air students to quickly capture
anything that can change or move as they’re painting a scene. I’m glad I
followed my own advice. I hope you like the results.
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HERE if you’d like to own this one.
Tom
Brown
tombrownstudio@gmail.com
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