Sunday, May 9, 2010
The weather had turned foul. Most of the day it rained and snowed -- and it was May 8th! I stopped by to visit my friend Cal, who lives south of Charlevoix. He's got lots of big maple trees that fascinate me. Gnarly old things!
The rain and snow had stopped around 2:30 PM. The sun came out for about 5 minutes, long enough for me to see a bit of the highlights. Then it was obliterated by the clouds again. I set up my easel and had on my warmest winter coat: heavyweight down, plus my wolf fur trooper hat. That's some of what I wear when painting the ice pileups and it felt good! The wind howled. Where were my gloves, darn it?
Feeling rather miserable always has an effect on the speed with which I work. Sometimes that's a plus!
Labels:
Charlevoix,
lake michigan,
maple trees,
margie guyot,
May,
oil painting,
plein air,
rain,
snow
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