The Plein Air Season Begins

"Mayflower in March"
The warmer days have prompted the sap to rise and I am longing to begin Plein air painting...
My friends have the same urge and so we set off to Plymouth Ma for a morning of plein air watercolor, a gallery visit, and lunch with new friends.
The drive out of Boston was rather smooth, the three of us had not had this much fun in a while due to the pandemic , so there was some catching unto do and we made our plan during the hour drive down to historic Plymouth Ma
Painting the Mayflower
Painting an icon is challenging to the artist because we risk the cliche. One way to bypass the dilemma is to think more about the mood of the day and less about a portrait of the icon. We were at a "safe" distance and because of this my painting was more focused on the changing sky and reflections on the water...
The best Ruben
Well it has been a while since I felt comfortable sitting down at a restaurant - the spacing of the tables and the thoughtful waitress made me feel right t home. After scanning the menu I ordered a Ruben...How long has it been since I had a Ruben Sandwich..Yep it was memorable. Something about being in the open air all day made those flavors pop!
A gallery visit...
The New England Watercolor Society has a new home in Plymouth Center for the Arts and what a wonderful space. Like walking into a mansion with fireplaces, open staircase and plenty of windows. Paintings on every wall a unique combination of art in a home setting.
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