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| Location shot for "Creekside" |
In my last post, I wrote about my recent Sedona plein air painting workshop. I want to share with you now some of my demonstrations from the week. Because I had students working in both oil and pastel, I did the same. So, here are a few:
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| "Creekside" 9x12 Pastel Available here A quiet look at the Verde River south of Sedona in the fall. |
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| "Mountain Study (Thunder Mountain)" 9x12 Oil Available Here Thunder Mountain dominates the Sedona landscape. |
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| "My Sycamore" 9x12 Oil Available Here I've painted these beautiful Arizona sycamores so much that I feel they are mine. |
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| "Blue Shed" 9x12 Oil Available Here |
I am offering this all-level workshop again April 7-10, 2020. That's not too long from now, and I'm already accepting registrations. The price is only $300 for four half-days—we work from 9 until 1, but you are welcome to paint longer, and I'll gladly suggest locations for the afternoon—which is a perfect schedule if you wish to bring family or friends. The studio does have inexpensive but limited lodging. (You can find out more about the studio and lodging at https://gandolfosartstudio.com/ .)
If you'd like to join us, I urge you to sign up right away. You can find out more details and register here: http://paintthesouthwest.com/sched_reg.html
For experienced outdoor painters who would like to improve their craft or get career help, I do offer a Private, One-on-One Painting Intensive. For this, I customize a program and you get to work side-by-side with me at my New Mexico studio. I have more details plus my full schedule here: http://paintthesouthwest.com/sched_int.html
