I joined the "Plein Air Painters of Arizona" for a two day painting workshop with Bill Cramer in Prescott Arizona! I can't say enough Good Things about the people I painted with, they were a helpful, fun group!
Two days of blissful painting!
Up at 4:00am to meet by 6:00am and hauling my equipment to painting sites
with NO bathroom facilities!
with NO bathroom facilities!
It was like a mini Boot Camp!
What made it all worthwhile was the instructor, Bill Cramer. Bill designed his paintings as he taught, and told why he was moving things around in the scene.
Too cool Jacklyn, thanks for sharing about Bill!
ReplyDeleteGreat painting, oh man!
JanettMarie,
DeleteWow Your comment keeps me going!
Thanks so much!
How fun. Looks so wonderful. Have to remember that.
ReplyDeleteSharon,
DeleteThank you! It was fun! I needed to shake -up my routine!
That sounds like so much fun, Jacklyn! And that painting is fabulous! Wow!
ReplyDeleteCathy, Thank You for your kind words! And yes, it was fun!
ReplyDelete( "That, that does not kill us, makes us stronger." )
Steel Magnolias
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ReplyDeleteJacklyn this is wonderful! You have my respect for putting yourself in this position of roughing it. Sounds brutal but your painting is a great testament to what you got out of the workshop. Really impressive work! And I love the photo with the kayaks. It's just screaming to be painted!
ReplyDeleteTerri, Thank You for your wonderful comments!
DeleteThe Workshop made me re-think my plein air gear.
Everyone seemed to have a backpack and how I KNOW why, my trusty rolling cart had to be lifted over rocks!
I am thinking about doing more lake paintings.
I love this painting! I wish I could have taken this workshop. I did the Sedona workshop with Bill in March and loved his teaching style, but yes, he runs a boot camp workshop for sure. We managed to hold him off until 8:00am every morning, but he is definitely an early bird plein air painter. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteKristy, Thank You for your kind comment.
DeleteNice to hear your Workshop experience, makes me think I can do it again!
It would be even better starting at 8:00am, since I am not an early bird, and maybe I would have more paintings to share!