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“Behind Armstrong Elementary School”
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“A Place to Remember”
Thanks for coming by to see me paint. I’m building a portfolio for my live wedding painting business. Please contact me if you and your significant other would like to reserve a spot this summer! Shop Plein Air Paintings
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“Golden Evening”
On the rainy evening of June 9th, I took my supplies into the park once again! I wanted to try out a different composition for this beautiful tree in Armstrong’s Memorial Park. Once again, I had some lovely people pop in to see the piece! Shop Plein Air Paintings
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“The Diamond Window”
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“Summer Fountain”
On Saturday I revisited Maguire Lake Park in Salmon Arm to recreate another scene. This painting provided many opportunities for experimentation, namely with the reflection and fountain. I had many visitors stop by to see the painting, including this little duck! Add this beautiful plein air painting to your art collection.
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“Afternoon Breeze”
I found a beautiful landscape to recreate near Otter Lake Road last weekend. It was relaxing to just enjoy the breeze and paint this piece. The piece isn’t an exact recreation of the scene, but more of the feeling of painting it. I’ll be trying out a similar landscape next week before returning to Armstrong…