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Things I noticed at Sedona Plein Air

A Road Less Traveled, Barbara Mulleneaux

Instead of looking at my paintings, I thought you might appreciate seeing some other work from the 20th Annual Sedona Plein Air Festival. This is hardly complete; some painters hadn’t hung much work before I shot these photos.

What interests me in painting? Color, composition, and a unique viewpoint. This is a smattering without critical analysis, but I hope you enjoy it.

Guillo, Barbara Tapp. Of course I love it; that’s my dog!
By the Lake, Hadley Rampton
Road to Adventure, Manon Sander
Enchanted Passage, Krystal Brown
Ain’t We Got Fun, Casey Cheuvront
Breakfast, Tom Conner
Here is my wall of finished paintings. As you can see, I’ve encroached on Tom’s space. Tomorrow I’ll choose my three favorites for judging, and I’d love to hear your opinion.

By the way, all of these paintings are available through Sedona Arts Center, 928.282.3809.

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3 Replies to “Things I noticed at Sedona Plein Air”

  1. This is really good work! What interests me is that several of them resemble your painting. So I’m looking forward to your top three.
    The colors in these are wonderful. I’m assuming they reflect the landscape!

  2. Carol,

    So fun to go along on your journey. How can you pick 3? If It helps, I’ll make my picks. The top one for sure. It takes you away with so much interest and depth. Your honorable mention (love the tree angles and dramatic light). My third would be the small one in the bottom middle. Immediately drawn to the sky. I don’t see the rock formation in front depicted as much as other mountains and love to stare at the layers.

    Laurie

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