Howard Rees and I met up in Sutter Creek on Friday to enjoy the beautiful summer weather and get some plein air painting in. The morning couldn't have been more pleasant. We went to the small park which is pinched between a parking lot and a small stream which bisects the town. If you didn't know it was there, you'd probably never find it.
I have been working in my studio very sporadically on a copy of a painting by John Godward. Other than that I haven't been behind the easel much for several weeks. It was good to get out there once again.
This is the rear of a group of buildings which border the creek. I was on one side of the water, in the park, looking across. I've painted the main building before...it's the home of Pizza Plus, definitely great pizza! And cold beer.
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| Sutter Creek Scene 12 x 16 oil primed linen panel. |
My Art Site: Bruce Hancock Fine Art
You captured the feeling of old Sutter Creek with this painting. I can feel the breezy day.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth....it was a gorgeous morning, lots of sunshine (and lots of shade to stand in!) A good day!
ReplyDeleteMissing you here in evidence Bridgeport!
ReplyDeleteDoggone, I wish I was there with you guys!!! Love it down there. Next time! Have fun, and get some great paintings.
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