Snow wind
Day 30: Together painting with the tall reeds swaying gently, the hard, biting wind and the swirling snow... brrr, nature is never truly boring or predictable.
A life in nature with paint...
"Always on the move, always hunting for light, air and space, a quest that takes me to the most beautiful places in nature"
Field talk
Day 29: Wow... the challenge is nearly completed, but for me, the journey will never truly end. The urge to paint and explore will always be a constant source of inspiration.
Snowy
Day 28: On Monday, there was barely any snow left, but overnight, it returned with a vengeance. Just look at the transformation so much snow! And yes, I absolutely love capturing it's beauty on canvas.
Winter light
Day 27: Yesterday, there was no snow, but last night a snowstorm began, blanketing everything in a thick layer of white. Today, I faced a busy schedule filled with appointments.
Winter reeds
Day 26: The blustery wind and the increasingly sharpening cold made it absolutely necessary for me to seek out the shelter in my car in order to finish this painting. But I'm happy with how this oil painting turned out in the end.
Gray light
Day 25: Gosh, it was so incredibly grey and dark today, with clouds hanging low and a gloomy ambiance, but I still managed to find a really nice spot that brightened my mood.
Snow wind
Day 30: Together painting with the tall reeds swaying gently, the hard, biting wind and the swirling snow... brrr, nature is never truly boring or predictable.
Field talk
Day 29: Wow... the challenge is nearly completed, but for me, the journey will never truly end. The urge to paint and explore will always be a constant source of inspiration.
Snowy
Day 28: On Monday, there was barely any snow left, but overnight, it returned with a vengeance. Just look at the transformation so much snow! And yes, I absolutely love capturing it's beauty on canvas.
Winter light
Day 27: Yesterday, there was no snow, but last night a snowstorm began, blanketing everything in a thick layer of white. Today, I faced a busy schedule filled with appointments.
Winter reeds
Day 26: The blustery wind and the increasingly sharpening cold made it absolutely necessary for me to seek out the shelter in my car in order to finish this painting. But I'm happy with how this oil painting turned out in the end.
Gray light
Day 25: Gosh, it was so incredibly grey and dark today, with clouds hanging low and a gloomy ambiance, but I still managed to find a really nice spot that brightened my mood.
To paint outdoors
This blog is like a visual diary a space where I share a personal glimpse into my plein air creations and the inspirations that shape them. In nature is where my journey unfolds. It’s an endless exploration of delicate, fleeting moments that spark my imagination. Join me as we uncover the stories behind the art and celebrate the beauty of the process.
I regularly post new articles, so keep an eye on the blog for updates and new insights.
Snow wind
Day 30: Together painting with the tall reeds swaying gently, the hard, biting wind and the swirling snow... brrr, nature is never truly boring or predictable.
Field talk
Day 29: Wow... the challenge is nearly completed, but for me, the journey will never truly end. The urge to paint and explore will always be a constant source of inspiration.
Snowy
Day 28: On Monday, there was barely any snow left, but overnight, it returned with a vengeance. Just look at the transformation so much snow! And yes, I absolutely love capturing it's beauty on canvas.
Winter light
Day 27: Yesterday, there was no snow, but last night a snowstorm began, blanketing everything in a thick layer of white. Today, I faced a busy schedule filled with appointments.
Winter reeds
Day 26: The blustery wind and the increasingly sharpening cold made it absolutely necessary for me to seek out the shelter in my car in order to finish this painting. But I'm happy with how this oil painting turned out in the end.
Gray light
Day 25: Gosh, it was so incredibly grey and dark today, with clouds hanging low and a gloomy ambiance, but I still managed to find a really nice spot that brightened my mood.
Short about materials
New Wave Art
I have been using the U.GO for several years now, and yes, I am still absolutely in love with this versatile and reliable box. Over time, I’ve grown to rely on all three sizes, and it really depends on how far I plan to walk or the size of the canvas or panel I intend to use that determines which one I choose to take with me for the day.
Rosemary and Co
"As a full-time plein air artist, I work in all weather conditions and seasons. My work is recognizable by the thick layers of paint and the firm brushstroke. So I have some demands on my painting gear and brushes that I would love to share with you!
Small U.G.O
Hike & Paint is perhaps the best way to stay fit, and with my new U.GO 6"x 8" (small) it is even more enjoyable! This handy, compact pochade box fits perfectly in a small backpack, together with all my drawing and painting supplies.
French easel
For my large plein air works, I have been using the Mabef M23 for years. This easel is strong, robust and ideal for use in various weather conditions. Thanks to its sturdy design and high-quality materials, I can continue painting even in strong winds.