Never ever let the tape fall into dry seaweed. Related Posts Plein Air Pastel Ruegen Biike fire: A long tradition at the Northfrisian coast A life of joy … Plein Air Nocturne: Moonlight II Plein Air in St. Peter-Ording. At … Read More
Richard is a very organized person. We kind of joked about it, how orderly his pastel assortment is set up. Mine would stay exactly like this for 10 minutes after the painting process had begun. I know where to find … Read More
»Home at Sea«, Pastel Journal 08/2011 (c) The Pastel Journal I am very happy to let you know that my work is featured in the current issue of the Pastel Journal (August 2011). The interviews with the diverse pastel artists … Read More
Today in the supermarket I thought I would suffere again under my jetlag and didn’t read correctly. But there was no misunderstanding. Actually, there’s a new vegie on the market and if you would translate it sounds like: »Asperaccoli« (no … Read More
I am back now and my mail box shows me that some of you are impatiently waiting. During a demonstration in class Richard mentioned the three ps of Plein Air Painting. 1.Where to paint? 2. Where to park? 3. Where … Read More
Sorry, but within the next days I can’t post more about the workshop, but I have some technical problems and can’t upload images. But I will catch up with the blogging in the next week when I’ll be back to … Read More
