I am recalling when you took a rail trip with fellow painters like Aimee Erikson and one community was also being revitalized by a focus on art. Very interesting talk. Thank you.
I sure wish that I could have participated in the Helper Plein Air this year. I had a previously scheduled family event that took me away. But, there is always next year. Helper hosted the first plein air events Utah ever had, that I can remember, from back in the very early two thousands.
“First you find the shade, then you find the painting” is terrific advice. Survival!! Plus, it’s hard for me to concentrate if I’m terribly annoyed by the great outdoors.
In answer to your comment at 11:29...I would say that in light of what I've seen in recent years, Salt Lake Community College has the strongest academic drawing program of the the 3 you just mentioned.
Nice photos of Utah and the sites. Love the paintings you showed. Sounds like it was a great time. Thank you.
It WAS a great time.
I am recalling when you took a rail trip with fellow painters like Aimee Erikson and one community was also being revitalized by a focus on art. Very interesting talk. Thank you.
En Train Air!
Rob’s town trains are lovely!
Phil’s clouds are gorgeous!
I sure wish that I could have participated in the Helper Plein Air this year. I had a previously scheduled family event that took me away. But, there is always next year. Helper hosted the first plein air events Utah ever had, that I can remember, from back in the very early two thousands.
I heard you loud and clear!
“First you find the shade, then you find the painting” is terrific advice. Survival!! Plus, it’s hard for me to concentrate if I’m terribly annoyed by the great outdoors.
That is a wonderful slope by Sarah Wilson!
Right??
Hello to you in your studio, Charlie!
Sunflowers are ready!
Yes, I would be interested in the Alla Prima book.
You are the winner! Get me your email (contact me at charliehunter-studio.com) and we will get you all set up!
We wear white long into Fall here in California. If it gets cold, we might wear darker heavier linen. Perhaps a parka in December, January.
In answer to your comment at 11:29...I would say that in light of what I've seen in recent years, Salt Lake Community College has the strongest academic drawing program of the the 3 you just mentioned.
That is so great!