Showing posts with label Greylock Works. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greylock Works. Show all posts
Monday, September 21, 2020
Old Sprawl
The back view of a sprawling, old mill in North Adams, MA, now partly renovated and re-purposed under the name Greylock Works. 12x 24 inches, oil on panel.
Labels:
berkshires,
cityscape,
Greylock Works,
landscape,
mills,
North Adams,
oil,
studio painting,
urban paintings
Friday, September 18, 2020
Continuation
This afternoon the sun reappeared so I continued my series at Greylock Works in North Adams, MA. Both the painting and the drawing are 12x9 inches.
Labels:
cityscape,
drawing,
Greylock Works,
mills,
North Adams,
oil,
plein air,
urban drawing,
urban paintings
Thursday, September 17, 2020
Mill Work
The hazy sun lasted long enough earlier today for me to complete this drawing and painting at Greylock Works. Both are 9x12 inches.
Labels:
Greylock Works,
landscape,
mills,
North Adams,
oil,
plein air,
urban drawing
Monday, September 14, 2020
Fringe On Top
The chimney with a fringe on top at Greylock Works in North Adams, MA appeals to me. But so does the combination of red brick and blue sky. And sites of former glory, which are still beautiful, or beautiful because of what they have been and are now, like Roman ruins, or old New England mills. But this old mill is slowly being transformed. I don't know how long the fringe will be there.
Labels:
berkshires,
cityscape,
Greylock Works,
landscape,
mills,
North Adams,
oil,
plein air
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Greylock Works
By chance we visited Greylock Works last night for outdoor dining. The meal was wonderful, but driving out, I saw something else wonderful. I came back this afternoon to make a couple sketches, one in oil and the other in charcoal pencil, while the sun lasted. 9x12 inches.
Labels:
berkshires,
cityscape,
Greylock Works,
North Adams,
oil,
pencil
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