SPRING AHEAD!
It seems like just yesterday when I was anticipating an open Winter and plenty of time for frivolous creating. Here we are thrust into the bright days of Spring and my calendar is jammed full of committments! As I peruse … Read More
Tis The Season!
It is that time of year — where did the year go? Please join me on Saturday Dec 8, 2012 for my ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPEN STUDIO EVENT! Featuring Light refreshments, conversation, various original art works and a limited supply of … Read More
IPAP Location Announced!
Sat & Sunday Sept 15-16 2012 visit Historic Harrisville, NH where I and a small collective of en plein air painters will be documenting Quintessential New England! 10 AM – 4PM
SPRINGING IN to a New Season
SPRING IS HERE! A new beginning for this plein air painter! A New Plein Air Season begins… and exhibitions, outdoor venues! We got an early glimpse of the Spring Season here in the northeast when a week of March weather … Read More
CHANGING COLORS
There is no time like the present, the late summer , when the ever present greens give way to the seasonal golds and red greens of color. A time which calls attention to the weeks ahead when the New England … Read More
OPEN STUDIO TOUR Oct 9 & 10 JOIN THE FUN!
Art Tour 15 – Join Earlysunrise Studio local art with small town charm.
FUN with FUNCTIONAL ART
Functional Art – Who would have guessed that this process could help break a block in my creative cycle? Not I , that is for sure. Deadlines for exhibitions, time constraints, lesson planning, demonstrations, after a fashion these restrictions for … Read More
GRABBING THE LIGHT BEFORE SNOWFALL!
This plein air landscape work was done on a blustery cold October day which reminded one of the winter that would soon approach.
The sun made these five mill houses joyful against the stark and decreasing autumn foliage. Painted in Harrisville, NH a location which boasts of scenic charm and is a favorite painting retreat.
ARTISTIC OPPORTUNITY!
Plein air painting allows me to capture moments and places before they are gone forever. The day pictured here was sunny but extremely chilly a cold October morning… soon the building would be razed gone forever from the local landscape. … Read More