January's Top Posts

Now that we're into February, I thought I'd offer the top posts from A Plein Air Painter's Blog for January.  It's always interesting to see which posts--and which topics--get the most views from you, my Faithful Reader.  Thanks very much!

http://mchesleyjohnson.blogspot.com/2020/01/another-snowstormand-thinking-of-summer.html

It's getting warmer, and I'm thinking more of summer!
I still have spaces left in my Lubec, Maine, plein air painting
workshops.

http://mchesleyjohnson.blogspot.com/2020/01/gridding-your-painting-with-twine.html

It's always a struggle to transfer a drawing accurately to
the final canvas.  Here's one method I invented to make the
process easier.

http://mchesleyjohnson.blogspot.com/2020/01/some-snow-paintings.html

We're still in winter, so I'm guessing we'll still have a few
more snowstorms.  You can look for more snow paintings
here on my blog!

http://mchesleyjohnson.blogspot.com/2020/01/winston-churchillplein-air-painter.html

One of my heroes, for many reasons.

http://mchesleyjohnson.blogspot.com/2020/01/artist-hosts-and-artist-residenciessome.html

Many of us painters need some quiet time to reflect
on our past and to look toward the future.