Tag Archives: Adirondacks

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Floating

On the boat tour of the Adirondack lakes, we floated by several small islands like this one. This painting was done in the studio with a two-step process.  I painted the darks with black acrylic […]

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A Day in June

  “And what is so rare as a day in June? Then, if ever, come perfect days; Then Heaven tries earth if it be in tune, And over it softly her warm ear lays; Whether […]

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Camp Limberlost

The lakes of the Adirondack Mountains are home to fabulous rustic compounds known as the “great camps”.   On the last evening of the Publisher’s Invitational Paintout, we were invited to a party at Camp […]

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Adirondack Boat Tour

At the Adirondack paintout in June, I had the opportunity to take a boat tour of the lakes around Paul Smith’s College.   Lower St. Regis, Spitfire, and Upper St. Regis Lakes are the location […]

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St. Regis Falls

At the Publisher’s Invitational Paintout in the Adirondacks in June, 100 painters scouted the best locations within a 50-mile radius of the Paul Smith’s College campus.  Lakes, mountains, old barns and historic churches attracted many […]

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St. John’s in the Wilderness

Near Paul Smith’s College in the Adirondacks is a small historic church, St. John’s in the Wilderness Episcopal Church.  I was fascinated by the shapes and odd angles of the old tombstones.  This painting started […]

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Adirondack Creek

On the painting trip last month, Barbara Yongue, Glenda Keyes and I spent a few days in Vermont, then took a ferry over to the Adirondack Mountains of New York.  We were part of a […]

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Gone Painting…

  This week I’m excited to be participating in Eric Rhoads’ Publisher’s Invitational Paint Out – Paint the Adirondacks.  We’re exploring the beautiful mountains and lakes of upstate New York that inspired the Hudson River […]

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