That's brilliant. Long time since we all painted out! Looking forward to seeing all you experts at work and picking up some tips for outside work. So good to get an opportunity to paint with other like minded folks!
PS Do we go to a restaurant for lunch or do you byo?
It's around Newry , Co Down . It is a beautiful spot much underrated because of were it is. But gosh its cold up there even on a good day. Painted it last Thursday.
....hi tony ...sorry for long delay time on reply ......the hostel we stayed in last year in wexford was fine ..busy ...bring your own grub....lots of young punters in and out...hey it worked for me....Are the entry forms out for this years Wexford paintout...
ManythanksToner
ps cant remember hostel name my wife booked it ..shes away at present ..willask her on her return
I teach watercolour to a group of students under the umbrella name of levisart. I hope that a number of artists who know me or are being taught by me might join me in painting outdoors etc. - there is nothing to compare with painting outdoors for light, atmosphere etc.
This is wonderful, I am delighted to be a member of the Plein Eire. I have been painting for many years and although I have painted outdoors in Australia , I have done little or none in my own fair land. When actually you get out there it is not as cold as you think it is..... being lost in the moment takes the cold away anyway.
My aim is to enjoy this for many year. so thank you for the welcome.
Unfortunately, there are not much plein air painters around here in Portugal. We don't have those hundreds of artists associations that can be found in Ireland or UK or USA or Australia to name but a few. Let me say that I'm proud of being here among those wonderful artists. Thanks again.
Thanks for the welcome. Yes, Plein Air magazine is coming back and I will be the editor. After 31 years of commuting 3 hours a day into NYC to edit American Artist magazine, I am delighted to be working next to my painting easel and the plein air supplies that are packed and ready for the next warm day (which won't come for several more months).
With the last name of Doherty, you know I have an affection for the Irish and look forward to returning to your country with my painting supplies. In the mean time, please keep me informed about all that is going on. We're building an international community of artists, collectors, dealers, and suppliers who don't mind having bugs in their paint and rain drops on their watercolor paper.
Plein Air will be both a print and digital magazine, making it easy for artists to read outside the US, and there will be more content in the digital version than in the print magazine.
If conditions are right I could be nocturning.
I was trying to think of some incentive to get artists to respond. Painting as somebody else can give one an appreciation of other artists that one might not have had. The flaw is, people would choose artists they are already close in style to. Michael won't choose Pollock, etc. We can't impose choices but maybe we could have a lottery.
I dunno, that's my idea anyway.
203 members now. About competition - what about doing a plein air in the style of a well known plein air painter, maybe getting to choose from a panel of 10 dead or alive?
sorry for the image it was what ihad at hand at the time I will ort out a proper photo soon. Unfortunitly I suffer that aliment called having to work for a living, presently on nights. will check in as often as posible .
Thank you for the warm welcome!! Couldn't have put it better myself!
We do try to warm your cockles & keep them dry with a bit of booze & a lot of boobs!
Hopefully, some of your members will pop along & have a laugh with us!
If you're around yourself for the next one, drop me an email & I'll send toyon a complimentary ticket.
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Thanks again. Sounds good. Hopefully see you Sunday!
G
That's brilliant. Long time since we all painted out! Looking forward to seeing all you experts at work and picking up some tips for outside work. So good to get an opportunity to paint with other like minded folks!
PS Do we go to a restaurant for lunch or do you byo?
G
Many thanks. Would it be possible to bring along another 5 or 6 with me on Sunday?
Regards
Geraldine
I've done quite a bit of oil painting but never outside. I normally take a photo and then paint from that.
....hi tony ...sorry for long delay time on reply ......the hostel we stayed in last year in wexford was fine ..busy ...bring your own grub....lots of young punters in and out...hey it worked for me....Are the entry forms out for this years Wexford paintout...
ManythanksToner
ps cant remember hostel name my wife booked it ..shes away at present ..willask her on her return
I teach watercolour to a group of students under the umbrella name of levisart. I hope that a number of artists who know me or are being taught by me might join me in painting outdoors etc. - there is nothing to compare with painting outdoors for light, atmosphere etc.
Caroline
Hello there,
This is wonderful, I am delighted to be a member of the Plein Eire. I have been painting for many years and although I have painted outdoors in Australia , I have done little or none in my own fair land. When actually you get out there it is not as cold as you think it is..... being lost in the moment takes the cold away anyway.
My aim is to enjoy this for many year. so thank you for the welcome.
kate
Thank you very very much.
Unfortunately, there are not much plein air painters around here in Portugal. We don't have those hundreds of artists associations that can be found in Ireland or UK or USA or Australia to name but a few.
Let me say that I'm proud of being here among those wonderful artists.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the welcome. Yes, Plein Air magazine is coming back and I will be the editor. After 31 years of commuting 3 hours a day into NYC to edit American Artist magazine, I am delighted to be working next to my painting easel and the plein air supplies that are packed and ready for the next warm day (which won't come for several more months).
With the last name of Doherty, you know I have an affection for the Irish and look forward to returning to your country with my painting supplies. In the mean time, please keep me informed about all that is going on. We're building an international community of artists, collectors, dealers, and suppliers who don't mind having bugs in their paint and rain drops on their watercolor paper.
Plein Air will be both a print and digital magazine, making it easy for artists to read outside the US, and there will be more content in the digital version than in the print magazine.
Subscription will begin at www.pleinairmagazine.com/home.
Happy Holidays!
Steve
I was trying to think of some incentive to get artists to respond. Painting as somebody else can give one an appreciation of other artists that one might not have had. The flaw is, people would choose artists they are already close in style to. Michael won't choose Pollock, etc. We can't impose choices but maybe we could have a lottery.
I dunno, that's my idea anyway.
We do try to warm your cockles & keep them dry with a bit of booze & a lot of boobs!
Hopefully, some of your members will pop along & have a laugh with us!
If you're around yourself for the next one, drop me an email & I'll send toyon a complimentary ticket.
Scarlett -Dr Sketchys Dublin
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