Bob's Red Mill in Milwaukie, OR. I worked while I ate lunch. My personal rule is when where I am sketching gets busy - leave. I don't want to be taking up space that makes them money. I wasn't able to finish the rows but you get the idea. Their food is great by the way. Watercolor in my sketchbook.
Friday, January 5, 2018
Friday, December 15, 2017
Along the river in Warren
The wind off the water was CHILLY so we opted to work from the car yesterday. This is an old barn located along Old Portland Rd. Scappoose Bay which connects to the Multnomah Channel is just behind the tree line. We enjoyed ten straight days of sunshine which is practically unheard of in December. Sadly it's coming to an end so this will be the last outside outing until spring. Watercolor in my sketchbook.
Thursday, December 7, 2017
Wildwood on a sunny day
A very rare day for December. It was clear and warm-ish. I took my plein air group out to the Wildwood golf course just outside of Scappoose. A quick watercolor in my sketchbook.
Friday, December 1, 2017
My Walk Stool
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Great news!
I received an email from the Portland Ketchup Company (Portlandia Foods) informing me my drawing (Sentimental Journey) had been selected to be featured on one of their labels for their Worcestershire sauce bottles.
😊
Wednesday, November 22, 2017
The Newels of Timberline Lodge: Walking Tour
This is a 4" x 18" card that folds down to 4" x 6". Depending on how you open it, one side is a brief history of the lodge and the unique bird and animal newels that were carved from 1935 - 1937 during the WPA project. The card comes in a clear plastic protective sleeve.
The other side are the newels arranged in the order you will find them in the lodge starting from the ground floor walking up the stairs:
Also available at the front desk of the lodge while supplies last.
Saturday, November 18, 2017
Ye Old Grog Distillery
This week I took my plein air group out to Ye Old Grog Distillery in St Helens, OR. This is in my journal so it's never going to be out and about. I used watercolor again. It's a heck of a lot faster than working in colored pencil. Currently I don't have fine brushes so I used water soluble pencils for the lettering. What a fun morning.
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