Plein Air Painting in Spring: Gold Creek Aspens 

haha, I know what you mean. I feel that way sometimes too!

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thank you, Tez. that was the hope!

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thank you, Sharron!

awe, thanks! Glad you're enjoying them! This painting is my current show here in Montana!

thank you for the kind words, Dan!

thank you, Mike.

Good job looking good

Thank you, Nancy. Come join us in July here in Montana!

Thank you very much!

Great job, i love the tecnic.

good to hear, thank you

Many thanks!

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Thank you so much! Glad you found something helpful!

thank you so much!

I understand, Linda. I like making these videos each week, but it's nice for me to have the flexibility of not having to do a "demo" every week and talk my way through it. Some sessions I just really need to focus on the painting. Hope those videos are still helpful though!

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Just me, using a tripod

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thank you! I do pretty much bring the whole thing together at once, skipping around the canvas the whole time

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You must know Taylor Lynde

Welcome! thanks for the comment!

I actually don't know Taylor Lynde

wow, thank you. I currently have some work in Santa Fe at 5. Gallery, and at Art Focus in Hamilton, Mt

thank you!

just gotta find what works for you

Thank you! I use some odorless mineral spirits but thats it.

thank you, Thomas

Not a dumb question at all. A six mile round trip is quite a haul with painting gear! You might want to look at the company RayMar. They make some great and very light weight panel carriers. I've made my own out of wood, but the RayMar boxes are much lighter. Good luck!

Turner Vinson thank you! I will check them out...yeah it's quite hard sometimes because there is a lot of hills but just makes setting up and painting that much more rewarding! I have subscribed, new to your videos and I'm learning a lot! Great stuff

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If I'm traveling, I'm typically painting smaller and have several wet panel carriers to hold my paintings. But when painting my home area, I just lay the wet painting in the very back of my car. It certainly helps to have a car you don't mind getting paint on, haha! But you can easily buy a cardboard box to set your painting in if needed. Certainly don't let it stop you from trying it out!

you want to see me eat dinner too? lol

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lol, I've never heard anyone bothered with this! I have wanted to find something other than paper towels to use, but certainly not because of the sound, lol!

Try a scrap leather piece..it becomes Like an instrument too for your brush

@@tinipants2 I'm afraid I'd need quite a few pieces

there would be a marker every few miles around here!

haha, yep!!

Lol...thanks for the advice. I’ll go toss it

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😂😂, many thanks

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