
Wekiva River State Park
8x10 inches
oil on masonite panel
This is my favorite painting from the Wekiva Invitational Paint Out. We were in the park for a week living in cabins. It was a wonderful experience and I got 15 paintings.
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"Springtime at the Hill Monument"
8x10", Oil on Canvas
"This monument is the only one of its type in Richmond under which the subject individual is actually interred."
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Its 8 x 10 oil, it was a lovely, breezy morning. I had the painting all finished, I was taking it off the easel to sign it and the wind caught it and it landed on my palette full of paint. It looked awful, I didn't know if I could fix it or not. There was a dime-sized blob of pthalo blue paint in the sky and various smears and other blobs. I was able to fix it up all right as you can see.

I enjoyed painting in Sarasota during January with several artist friends. This painting was done one morning outside the gates of the Selby Botanical Gardens. I think the house is used for an office now for the Gardens. When we arrived, the fog was really heavy. Setting up in the parking lot, we blocked in the main shapes and painted the sky a light gray. As soon as the fog lifted, we punched up the colors where the sun was hitting. Lots of fun! This painting is 12 x 16 oil on panel. Email me if interested in purchasing: Durind@Durinda.com, although, I have to say, it's one of my favorites too. 

This is the same area Lori painted with me Wednesday. That was fun! You can see her post below. I love the different interpretation of it.
I toned the back ground trees down with some blues to bring out the brighter colors in the foreground. I added the birds when I got home.

I went to Lake Okeechobee, early yesterday morning and snuck in a painting before Lori came to paint with me! It was very windy and cold up on the levee, but this is one of my favorite spots. Off to the right used to be thick tall grasses and trails of marshy water. Since the whole thing was dredged and dug up it is mostly all sparse grasses. At least the water is coming back.
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I had fun today, went to Lake Okeechobee and painted with fellow Daily Painter Fawn McNeil. It was a windy day. Then I went to judge some of the paintings and other artwork for the Top of the Lake show that they are having tomorrow in the town of Okeechobee. It was a lovely selection of works, I had some hard decisions to make. Click on the picture to see it better. The painting is 8 x 10, oil, $200.


This is not plein air but its me painting plein air so I thought I would put it here anyhow. If its not okay feel free to remove it.
8" x 10" oil painted en plein air, alla prima, on canvas covered hardboard - $85 including shipping -




It is sad to see what was once a grand wetland with tons of wildlife shrink away to dry land. Lake Okeechobee seems to be disappearing.