fall painting in Maine...

Mooring balls in Rockport harbor. This was painted a month ago.

I was away on a surf trip a week ago, and came back to some spectacular weather. This week has been in the 40’s and sunny, with light wind. It’s definitely chilly enough to have to bundle up a bit, but I’ve been thrilled to be able to paint outside every day that I’ve been home. I’m doing a lot of 8×10 paintings; some quick sketches, and some are taking a lot of time and getting very resolved. It’s been exhausting working long days in the cold, but also rewarding. I’m excited about quite a few of these new paintings, and I’ll be getting photos of these new images to post here soon.

2 Responses to “fall painting in Maine”

1. Ed Terpening says:

   November 25, 2009 at 11:31 pm

   Love painting whites in sunlight. Beautiful work.
2. Mary Sheehan Winn says:

   December 5, 2009 at 4:42 pm

   Colin,
   This is masterful.You are so good with values and can make any subject dramatic. You’re in a class by yourself