Closer Hopper

At the end of Hopper Road in Williamstown, MA, I painted a closer view of the Hopper from the edge of a hayfield next to the trailheads.  6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on Guerrilla Painter carton board.

Several Instances

The label describing the odd stance of the "Walking Man" in the Rodin sculpture exhibition at the Clark Art Institute says it combines more than one pose suggesting movement.  My little Field Farm painting contains several instances of the changing light on the mountain and trees all on the same surface, one on top of the other.  Plein air painting looks fresh because nothing can get nailed down. 6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on Guerrilla Painter carton board.

Even Quieter

When I went back to the same location the next day at Field Farm in Williamstown, MA, it even quieter. I did a small, quieter painting. 6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on Guerrilla Painter carton board.

Across The Harbor

A view from Rocky Neck in Gloucester across the harbor to the other side. 6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on mixed media paper.   

A Quick Pier

A quick depiction of a pier seen from the Gloucester Marine Railways in Rocky Neck, Gloucester.  6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on mixed media paper. 

A Street in AG

This is my first stab at using acrylic gouache.  I suddenly had an insight into the great paintings of Charles Sovek.  This painting represents a street in Gloucester, MA.  6x8 inches, acrylic gouache on mixed media paper.