full moon on january 15 - we decided to try the view from the bluff at shoreline park. it is a challenge. beautiful, big yellow moon, with great reflections on the water.
libby smith
wolf moon, january 2014
10"x10", oil on panel
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
16 january 2014
mid-january. the weather has been unbelievable. down-side: drought and fire season year round. up-side: warm days, clear beautiful weather, sunny most days with amazing sunrises and sunsets. needless to say, great for plein air painting.
the école is still a bit scattered with the things life puts in the way, but we hope to be back on track with the four of us together on mondays once again.
in the mean time, Mimi and Coco have been going out to paint, with a guest appearance of Gigi.
are we looking at the same thing or what? interesting to see the same view through our own lens.
this was a grey day, great spot to paint and try out our new gear - pochade boxes & tripods
nina warner
IV bluffs toward devereux
6"x12" oil on panel
libby smith
winter afternoon, devereux point
8"x16" oil on panel
a warm day with constantly changing skies and mountains.
a bob-cat grabbed a coot for lunch right across the lagoon from us.

nina warner
goleta slough
8"x10", oil on panel
libby smith
goleta beach slough
8"x8", oil on panel
trying to get out of the wind. calm spot where we watched squads of canada geese come in for a landing, have a rest and take off in formation. the sound of them: honking and beating their wings as they flew over our heads, was amazing.

nina warner
devereux
8"x10", oil on canvas
looking south toward campus point. the white heron posed for a little while, then got bored and left.
nina warner
IV bluff
9"x12", oil on canvas
libby smith
january, campus point
9"x12", oil on canvas
Coco is catching up on sending images:
libby smith
arroyo burro beach walk
9"x12", oil on panel
beautiful way to start the new year - looking down at the ocean rocks as the tide moves out.
libby smith
new years day, 2014
8"x16", oil on panel
the école is still a bit scattered with the things life puts in the way, but we hope to be back on track with the four of us together on mondays once again.
in the mean time, Mimi and Coco have been going out to paint, with a guest appearance of Gigi.
are we looking at the same thing or what? interesting to see the same view through our own lens.
this was a grey day, great spot to paint and try out our new gear - pochade boxes & tripods
IV bluffs toward devereux
6"x12" oil on panel
libby smith
winter afternoon, devereux point
8"x16" oil on panel
a warm day with constantly changing skies and mountains.
a bob-cat grabbed a coot for lunch right across the lagoon from us.
nina warner
goleta slough
8"x10", oil on panel
libby smith
goleta beach slough
8"x8", oil on panel
trying to get out of the wind. calm spot where we watched squads of canada geese come in for a landing, have a rest and take off in formation. the sound of them: honking and beating their wings as they flew over our heads, was amazing.
nina warner
devereux
8"x10", oil on canvas
looking south toward campus point. the white heron posed for a little while, then got bored and left.
nina warner
IV bluff
9"x12", oil on canvas
libby smith
january, campus point
9"x12", oil on canvas
Coco is catching up on sending images:
libby smith
arroyo burro beach walk
9"x12", oil on panel
beautiful way to start the new year - looking down at the ocean rocks as the tide moves out.
new years day, 2014
8"x16", oil on panel
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
happy new year 2014
beautiful winter day - cool sunshine, cooler shadows.
as one of the cats has often said, "begin as you would continue", so out to start the new year with paint brush in hand. cold spring canyon actually starts out as 'gould park' before running off into various trails, so as I keep working on my park series, it was a good place to start. the light was fleeting in the canyon, but caught this young bay tree for a moment.
nina warner
gould park
cold spring canyon
oil on panel
6"x8"
as one of the cats has often said, "begin as you would continue", so out to start the new year with paint brush in hand. cold spring canyon actually starts out as 'gould park' before running off into various trails, so as I keep working on my park series, it was a good place to start. the light was fleeting in the canyon, but caught this young bay tree for a moment.
nina warner
gould park
cold spring canyon
oil on panel
6"x8"
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