Adirondack Sketchbook Pages

Here are a few recent Adirondack pages from my travel size drawing and watercolor sketchbooks. These were all done outside on location, mostly in the Big Moose Lake and Eagle Bay area.

Duck

This 8"x10" watercolor painting was done as a wedding gift for some friends of mine. They have an awesome home where they have lots of ducks and chickens, so I thought a painting of one of their animals would be a fun gift.

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Misty Lake Morning

I recently spent a week in the Adirondacks at Big Moose Lake in the Eagle Bay area and had a chance to do some watercolor and sketchbook work. This painting was done out there and is based on a lovely misty morning at the lake. The size of this painting is 11"x14".

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Whiteface at Sunset

"Whiteface at Sunset", acrylic paint on canvas, two panels each measuring 24" x 30". 

This painting is inspired by a winter view of Whiteface Mountain at sunset in the Adirondacks. The mountain really does turn the most lovely shades of pink and violet when the sun is going down.

John

"John", acrylic paint on wood, 20" x 28".

This portrait is based on an old photo of my grandfather in his Lafayette College football uniform.

View from Whiteface

"View from Whiteface", 36" x 24" acrylic paint on canvas. This large landscape painting shows the view of Lake Placid from the top of Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks.

Acadia

"Acadia", 12" x 12" acrylic paint on wood.

This painting is inspired by photographs that I took at Acadia National Park in Maine last summer. I've been trying to challenge myself to loosen up a bit in my paintings, since lately I find myself drawn much more to paintings with texture than paintings that are super photo realistic. To help myself loosen up, I've been practicing working more with a palette knife than a brush, and I really like the direction it's been taking me.

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