Fellow OOPS Artists...
As discussed at our last paint out... many of us talked about car-pooling to Kinston this Friday for the Kinston Plein Air Paint Out... details here...
I will be picking Stephen up at 7:45 AM on Friday... Anyone wishing to carpool and follow us should meet at the Food Lion near the corner of Gumbranch Road and Western Blvd across from Williamsburg Plantation sub-division by 8:00 AM. We can figure out at that point who can ride with who leaving the extra vehicles in the parking lot there. We will plan to leave Food Lion at 8:00 AM so we can make registration, coffee, and donuts at 9:00 AM in Kinston.
You will want to carry extra water and possibly a bagged lunch. If everyone is game... we can eat at King's BBQ afterward.
Please sign in the comments section of this post if you plan to attend.
We'll have a BLAST!
Bernie
PS... I just spoke with Mary, a plein air artist from Kinston, who is helping organize the event. We can pay our $30 that Friday morning at 9:00 AM at the park. From there... the rules and boundaries of the paint out will be given. Bring several panels... you can paint as many as you want and enter three for judging on Saturday at noon. The Saturday event will be going on at the the same time as a festival (till 3:00 PM) where you will be able to offer your paintings for sale.
PSS... Donna, Can you get this info to Mitchell and Penny? Thanks!
Monday, April 21, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008
April "Paint Out" was PRIMO at the Beirut Memorial!
We had a GREAT time at our paint out last Sunday... the weather/location was PRIMO! We missed Karen and Patsy but enjoyed Penny and Olivia joining the ranks! Olivia had a blast... in fact... I didn't know how much till I posted these photos and realized she was in half of them!
Finished works... here...
It was so neat to see the artists set up in various locations throughout the memorial site painting a variety of scenes. Pictured below... Olivia, Mitchell, and Pat painting away!
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The April Paint Out bunch!
Left to Right: Kathi, Stephen, Penny (hiding behind), Donna G., Mitchell, Bernie, Dean, Olivia, Pat, Donna T., and Earl.
Dean picks a great spot near the 911 monument!
Donna having a BLAST!
Mitchell's vantage point.
Penny sketching the memorial.
Stephen chose a spot near the tree line.
Kathi working on one of her COOL ideas!
Bernie painting boots.
Olivia (Bernie's 6 year old daughter) working on painting #2!
Pat sporting her warm smile!
Donna setting up.
Earl back in action!
Finished works... here...
It was so neat to see the artists set up in various locations throughout the memorial site painting a variety of scenes. Pictured below... Olivia, Mitchell, and Pat painting away!
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The April Paint Out bunch!
Left to Right: Kathi, Stephen, Penny (hiding behind), Donna G., Mitchell, Bernie, Dean, Olivia, Pat, Donna T., and Earl.
Dean picks a great spot near the 911 monument!
Donna having a BLAST!
Mitchell's vantage point.
Penny sketching the memorial.
Stephen chose a spot near the tree line.
Kathi working on one of her COOL ideas!
Bernie painting boots.
Olivia (Bernie's 6 year old daughter) working on painting #2!
Pat sporting her warm smile!
Donna setting up.
Earl back in action!
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Dean, Pat, and Olivia (again)...
Finished works coming soon...
Dean, Pat, and Olivia (again)...
Finished works coming soon...
Saturday, April 12, 2008
"Orton Plantation" plein air by Karen Crenshaw
Karen won't be able to make the "Paint Out" tomorrow but she did get a chance to paint some beautiful azaleas. Karen did this one last weekend at Orton Plantation.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Subscription sign up required for OOPS updates from this point on...
Dear OOPS members, Plein Air Artists and those interested in plein air painting...
From this point on I will not be sending out any more emails notifying you of updates etc...
no worries though...
simply subscribe to the link in this post (or link at top right sidebar) and updates will automatically be sent to you. This is to free up some of the work on me that it takes to maintain this blog.
Subscription gives you all the latest plein air news, events, workshops, artwork, plein air demos and tutorials, info on "Paint Outs", and more from the Onslow Outdoor Painters Society (OOPS)...
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Please sign up so you don't miss anything...
Thanks,
Bernie
From this point on I will not be sending out any more emails notifying you of updates etc...
no worries though...
simply subscribe to the link in this post (or link at top right sidebar) and updates will automatically be sent to you. This is to free up some of the work on me that it takes to maintain this blog.
Subscription gives you all the latest plein air news, events, workshops, artwork, plein air demos and tutorials, info on "Paint Outs", and more from the Onslow Outdoor Painters Society (OOPS)...
Subscribe to OOPS! by Email
Please sign up so you don't miss anything...
Thanks,
Bernie
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
April "Paint Out" this Sunday the 13th.
Just a reminder that our "Paint Out" is this Sunday... see ya there!
WHAT: OOPS April "Paint Out"
WHEN: Sunday, April 13, 2008 at 1:00 PM
WHERE: Beirut Memorial, Jacksonville.
WHY: Plein Air Painting... we're addicted!
WHAT ELSE: Dutch treat dinner (TBA) afterward where we fellowship and discuss the works (optional).
A great chance to paint scenes with a variety of subjects from woodland scenes to the monument itself. The timing should be perfect to catch the dogwoods and azaleas in bloom.
Newbies welcome... all mediums and skill levels... simply show up with your gear and be prepared to have fun!
WHAT: OOPS April "Paint Out"
WHEN: Sunday, April 13, 2008 at 1:00 PM
WHERE: Beirut Memorial, Jacksonville.
WHY: Plein Air Painting... we're addicted!
WHAT ELSE: Dutch treat dinner (TBA) afterward where we fellowship and discuss the works (optional).
A great chance to paint scenes with a variety of subjects from woodland scenes to the monument itself. The timing should be perfect to catch the dogwoods and azaleas in bloom.
Newbies welcome... all mediums and skill levels... simply show up with your gear and be prepared to have fun!
Friday, April 4, 2008
"Finished Works" from the March '08 Paint Out
"Finished Works" from the March '08 Paint Out...
Click on images to enlarge...
More to come...
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Karen Crenshaw
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Pat Boni
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Patsy Lain
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Mitchell Morton
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Donna Graham
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Dean Remington
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Donna Tyree
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Click on images to enlarge...
More to come...
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Karen Crenshaw
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Pat Boni
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Patsy Lain
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Mitchell Morton
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Donna Graham
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Dean Remington
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Donna Tyree
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Kinston calling ALL Plein Air Artists
ATTENTION PLEIN AIR PAINTERS!
The Community Council for the Arts in Kinston, NC, will present the inaugural Plein Air Paint Out and Juried Exhibition in April. The juror for the show will be Mike Rooney of Goldsboro.
Painters will need to meet at 9:00 AM at the gazebo at Heritage Street Neuseway Park for coffee and donuts. From there, artists will disperse to create their plein air paintings. Painters will have till 5:00 PM on Friday April 25 and until noon April 26 to complete their paintings before the exhibition and judging at Neuseway Park.
First place will win $500. Second place will be awarded $200 and third place will receive $100. Prizes will be awarded by Rooney.
The entry fee is $30 and is due no later than April 25 at 9:00 AM. Please contact Mary Page Whitley if you would like further information on this fun community event. Call (252) 527-7152 or 527-2517.
A great opportunity for the OOPS bunch to gather and paint.... like we need an excuse huh?
$$ to boot!
The Community Council for the Arts in Kinston, NC, will present the inaugural Plein Air Paint Out and Juried Exhibition in April. The juror for the show will be Mike Rooney of Goldsboro.
Painters will need to meet at 9:00 AM at the gazebo at Heritage Street Neuseway Park for coffee and donuts. From there, artists will disperse to create their plein air paintings. Painters will have till 5:00 PM on Friday April 25 and until noon April 26 to complete their paintings before the exhibition and judging at Neuseway Park.
First place will win $500. Second place will be awarded $200 and third place will receive $100. Prizes will be awarded by Rooney.
The entry fee is $30 and is due no later than April 25 at 9:00 AM. Please contact Mary Page Whitley if you would like further information on this fun community event. Call (252) 527-7152 or 527-2517.
A great opportunity for the OOPS bunch to gather and paint.... like we need an excuse huh?
$$ to boot!
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Mike Rooney Plein Air 2 Day workshop at ArtSource in Raleigh, May 2-3.
Just in case you missed registering for the sold out workshop in Jacksonville on May 24th by Mike Rooney... here's another chance...
ArtSource Fine Art Gallery in Raleigh is proud to be able to present a two day workshop with notable artist Mike Rooney! Mike specifically passed along your email address to make sure that you'd have the opportunity to take advantage of this unique workshop experience. This acrylic plein air workshop will be held May 2 & 3 at our gallery in the historic and picturesque Raleigh neighborhood of Five Points. Each day will run from 9am - 5pm and the cost is $100 per person per day. You're welcome to sign up for one or both days, though we do encourage both to get the full experience. If you get 2 or more friends to sign up with you, you'll each receive 10% off of the registration fee as a group discount! Our workshops are limited in size and we think that a small participant group allows for the best and most comprehensive experience; each participant is ensured lots of personal attention!
The following topics and techniques will be discussed and demonstrated over the course of the workshop:
~Equipment needed for plein air work
~Working indoors from photos
~Simplifying objects - stick figures welcomed
~Working quickly - time waits for no one
~Massing in and values - from blobs to objects
~Color and composition theory, its not as boring as it sounds
~Color palette choices - your individuality expressed in pigment
~How to sell your work on your own and/or approach galleries with your work after you've created your masterpiece
There will be quick demos, indoor instruction (if it rains) and outdoor painting. In the afternoon of the last day, there will be a relaxed critique of works completed during class. If you would like to participate, sign the attached contract and return it to me by fax, mail, or in person to the North Hills gallery along with a check (or credit card number) for the registration fee in order to reserve your spot. Once you're registered, I'll get you the supply list. We hope that you'll consider registering and look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or for more information please feel free to contact me - my information is below. Also, please be sure to keep checking our website for information about other upcoming events and workshops! Thanks very much!
Emily Greggs, Special Events Coordinator
4351-101
The Circle at North Hills St.Raleigh, NC 27609
P: (919)787-9533 F: (919) 787-9587
artsourcefineart@bellsouth.net
http://www.artsource-raleigh.com/
ArtSource Fine Art Gallery in Raleigh is proud to be able to present a two day workshop with notable artist Mike Rooney! Mike specifically passed along your email address to make sure that you'd have the opportunity to take advantage of this unique workshop experience. This acrylic plein air workshop will be held May 2 & 3 at our gallery in the historic and picturesque Raleigh neighborhood of Five Points. Each day will run from 9am - 5pm and the cost is $100 per person per day. You're welcome to sign up for one or both days, though we do encourage both to get the full experience. If you get 2 or more friends to sign up with you, you'll each receive 10% off of the registration fee as a group discount! Our workshops are limited in size and we think that a small participant group allows for the best and most comprehensive experience; each participant is ensured lots of personal attention!
The following topics and techniques will be discussed and demonstrated over the course of the workshop:
~Equipment needed for plein air work
~Working indoors from photos
~Simplifying objects - stick figures welcomed
~Working quickly - time waits for no one
~Massing in and values - from blobs to objects
~Color and composition theory, its not as boring as it sounds
~Color palette choices - your individuality expressed in pigment
~How to sell your work on your own and/or approach galleries with your work after you've created your masterpiece
There will be quick demos, indoor instruction (if it rains) and outdoor painting. In the afternoon of the last day, there will be a relaxed critique of works completed during class. If you would like to participate, sign the attached contract and return it to me by fax, mail, or in person to the North Hills gallery along with a check (or credit card number) for the registration fee in order to reserve your spot. Once you're registered, I'll get you the supply list. We hope that you'll consider registering and look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or for more information please feel free to contact me - my information is below. Also, please be sure to keep checking our website for information about other upcoming events and workshops! Thanks very much!
Emily Greggs, Special Events Coordinator
4351-101
The Circle at North Hills St.Raleigh, NC 27609
P: (919)787-9533 F: (919) 787-9587
artsourcefineart@bellsouth.net
http://www.artsource-raleigh.com/
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Entries for OAS Spring Art Show due this Sunday and Monday
Entries for the Onslow Art Society 46th Annual Spring Art Show will be accepted Sunday, March 30th from 1:00-4:00 PM, and on Monday the 31st from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
Details...
The Onslow Art Society is presenting its 46th annual spring art show and invites all North Carolina artists, 18 years old and older and not a high school student, to participate.
The show will be open to the public from April 6-25.
Work to be judged will be received from 1-4 p.m. March 30 and from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. March 31 at the Bradford Baysden Gallery at the Council for the Arts, 826 New Bridge St., Jacksonville, where the show will be held.
Juror will be Anne Granville Brennan, who teaches Design and Art Appreciation at East Carolina University and is a Teaching Fellow consultant for the N.C. A+ Schools, an arts-integrated school reform program.
All work must be original, executed within the past two years and not shown in a previous Onslow Art Society show.
More than $1,000 in cash awards will be given, plus a $200 purchase award and some gift certificates.
To avoid having work rejected, interested artists can familiarize themselves of all rules and restrictions with an entry form, available by e-mailing gburke@ec.rr.com, or calling (910) 455-1441 or (910) 455-9840.
The competition is made possible by suport from the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency funded by the state of North Carolina and the National Endowment of the Arts.
Details...
The Onslow Art Society is presenting its 46th annual spring art show and invites all North Carolina artists, 18 years old and older and not a high school student, to participate.
The show will be open to the public from April 6-25.
Work to be judged will be received from 1-4 p.m. March 30 and from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. March 31 at the Bradford Baysden Gallery at the Council for the Arts, 826 New Bridge St., Jacksonville, where the show will be held.
Juror will be Anne Granville Brennan, who teaches Design and Art Appreciation at East Carolina University and is a Teaching Fellow consultant for the N.C. A+ Schools, an arts-integrated school reform program.
All work must be original, executed within the past two years and not shown in a previous Onslow Art Society show.
More than $1,000 in cash awards will be given, plus a $200 purchase award and some gift certificates.
To avoid having work rejected, interested artists can familiarize themselves of all rules and restrictions with an entry form, available by e-mailing gburke@ec.rr.com, or calling (910) 455-1441 or (910) 455-9840.
The competition is made possible by suport from the North Carolina Arts Council, an agency funded by the state of North Carolina and the National Endowment of the Arts.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
April "Paint Out" set for Sunday, April 13, 2008 @ 1:00 PM.
WHAT: OOPS April "Paint Out"
WHEN: Sunday, April 13, 2008 at 1:00 PM
WHERE: Beirut Memorial, Jacksonville.
WHY: Plein Air Painting... we're addicted!
WHAT ELSE: Dutch treat dinner (TBA) afterward where we fellowship and discuss the works (optional).
A great chance to paint scenes with a variety of subjects from woodland scenes to the monument itself. The timing should be perfect to catch the dogwoods and azaleas in bloom.
I know we originally set the date for April 6 but we had to change it since the 6th is the date for the Onslow Art Society Spring Art Show's reception. Most of us will have work in that show and will attend the reception.
Newbies welcome... all mediums and skill levels... simply show up with your gear and be prepared to have fun!
Brenda Behr... Featured as Carolina Artist in "Our State" magazine.
Check out the April 2008 "Annual Spring Issue" of Our State Magazine for a GREAT article about our artist friend Brenda Behr.~
Congrats on the article and the awesome body of artwork Brenda!
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You are definitely worthy of the honors of being highlighted as one of the magazine's "Carolina Artists".
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Hope to see you at one of our "Paint Outs" again this summer.
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Love the new website!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
FUN, FUN, FUN @ March "Paint Out" in Downtown Jacksonville
OOPS members had another GREAT time at their recent "Paint Out" in downtown Jacksonville on the 16th. Another cool and breezy day with the biggest challenge being the changing light. The afternoon started overcast and then the sun came out and cast long shadows. We met several nice folks... Jim Meyers who is an artist opening a working art studio downtown, Mike and Anna Jarman who plan to join OOPS, and Gina, a sweet Korean lady who brought us all some hot green tea. Thanks Gina!
left to right: Dean, Patsy, Karen (top), Donna T., Pat, Stephen, Kathi, Bernie, Donna G., and Mitchell.
Donna G. settled in for a GREAT day of plein air painting!
Pat showing off her AWESOME painting at the train depot.
Karen positioning herself out of the wind and painting a house and street scene.
Bernie painting a street scene.
Kathi nestled in out of the wind to paint a tree across the street.
Patsy trying out her new easel and painting the old caboose.
Stephen sketching.
Dean painting court street and breaking in his new French easel.
Donna T. painting the old train station (Now the BOLD building). Earl was unable to join us this month.
Mitchel wielding a palette knife and painting the old Atlantic Coastline Caboose.
Finished works coming soon...
left to right: Dean, Patsy, Karen (top), Donna T., Pat, Stephen, Kathi, Bernie, Donna G., and Mitchell.
Donna G. settled in for a GREAT day of plein air painting!
Pat showing off her AWESOME painting at the train depot.
Karen positioning herself out of the wind and painting a house and street scene.
Bernie painting a street scene.
Kathi nestled in out of the wind to paint a tree across the street.
Patsy trying out her new easel and painting the old caboose.
Stephen sketching.
Dean painting court street and breaking in his new French easel.
Donna T. painting the old train station (Now the BOLD building). Earl was unable to join us this month.
Mitchel wielding a palette knife and painting the old Atlantic Coastline Caboose.
Finished works coming soon...
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