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Tag Archives: Franconia Notch
Photo Trips and Field Work (painting birds & animals)
With the return of Spring, I love taking time out of the studio to get into the field for sketching and photographing reference materials. There is nothing like being there to see and watch the many birds/animals, both large and … Continue reading
Photo Adventures In The Wild (Moose!!)
Early one Sunday morning, we just happened upon this adolescent moose foraging along a stream near our house. I’m not sure who was more surprised…us or the moose! This was before we just got a dumping of over 35″ of … Continue reading
Lincoln Library Exhibit (Animal, Bird & Nature Art)
Hmm… Looking for something to do after the holidays? We’re heading into the heart of winter, a time when it feels likes it’s ALWAYS dark with endless cold days and nights ahead of us. Snap out of it!! Pull on … Continue reading
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Tagged animal art, bird art, Franconia Notch, Lincoln, Lincoln Public Library, NH Artist, watercolor art, white mountain artist
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Photo Adventures In The Wild (turkeys & rabbits and deer, oh my!)
We’ve had our first serious snowfall and almost immediately, our woodland neighbors showed up. Somehow, I think they know when we start putting out seeds and corn for the birds. Our compost pile is close by where the remains of … Continue reading
The Art of Nature Exhibit – Jean’s Playhouse, Lincoln NH
Join me on Saturday, June 11th, 5m-7pm at the “Meet The Artist” reception and the opening of my exhibit of artwork at Jean’s Playhouse (the North Country Center For The Arts) in Lincoln, New Hampshire. (Located next to River Walk … Continue reading
The Wild Within/The Wild Without Exhibit (The Gallery at WREN)
Opening Reception: May 6th 5pm-7pm. Exhibition Dates: May 6th-May 31st The Gallery at WREN, 2013 Main street, Bethlehem, NH I have always loved wolves and wanted to include a painting of one in this show since they figure so prominently … Continue reading
The Wild Within/The Wild Without Exhibit (The Gallery at WREN)
Exhibit: May 6th-May 31st, 2016. Artist Reception: May 6th, 5pm-7pm. The inspiration for “Spirit of Owl” came to me while I was sitting out on the porch early one evening listening to several Barred owls calling back and forth in … Continue reading
The Wild Within/The Wild Without Exhibit (The Gallery at WREN)
So many paintings, so little time seems to be my mantra of late regarding my upcoming exhibition of art with my co-exhibitor, Rosemary Conroy at The Gallery at WREN in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. Our show is the “The Wild Within/The … Continue reading
Springtime at Nature’s Way Studio
This past month has seen an increase in birds and animals either coming out of hibernation or migrating back to their “summer” homes. The pond around our house is definitely getting busy with bird activity. I saw a large flock … Continue reading