If you didn't read my last few posts about Plein Air painting and the Bill Davidson workshop on Pawley's Island, SC, you may want to go back to read them. I didn't mean to start a series, but that's what i ended up doing. My slowness learning new technology didn't help the matter any either! Today's entry is the final entry of the Bill Davidson series!! In my last post I shared three of the paintings from the retreat, and today I will share the final two plus one that I paint

Today's the day! I finally have all of my ducks in row (i.e. I have better lighting equipment and Steve has a new camera!) and it's time to share my paintings from the Bill Davidson workshop! Now I can't remember the order in which they were painted, but I'm pretty sure I remember that this was the first one. Keep in mind that this was painted in early spring. The Marsh was just beginning to show bits of green and the deciduous trees were just starting to leaf out. The horizo

I will try not to be overly dramatic here, but its going to be hard! The Plein Air workshop on Pawley’s Island with Bill Davidson was spectacular. I meant to post everyday, but I was having too much fun to step away from the action in order to get on my computer! Imagine, just by virtue of the simple inn in which you are staying, the hospitality of the hosts and kitchen staff, and the beauty of the surroundings, that you feel as though you have stepped into a movie or back i

I will try not to be overly dramatic here, but its going to be hard! The Plein Air workshop on Pawley’s Island with Bill Davidson was spectacular. I meant to post everyday, but I was having too much fun to step away from the action in order to get on my computer! Imagine, just by virtue of the simple inn in which you are staying, the hospitality of the hosts and kitchen staff, and the beauty of the surroundings, that you feel as though you have stepped into a movie or back i