After such an intense week in a place like this, it takes a while to process the experience and start planning major paintings. Here is a tiny study for a possible large painting. It's the view from the house we rented. I believe we all leaped up from dinner and scrambled for our cameras when we noticed the dramatic fading light that evening.
Friday, October 17, 2008
After such an intense week in a place like this, it takes a while to process the experience and start planning major paintings. Here is a tiny study for a possible large painting. It's the view from the house we rented. I believe we all leaped up from dinner and scrambled for our cameras when we noticed the dramatic fading light that evening.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Group Shot of the Guild
More Monhegan Photos
Monday, September 15, 2008
Monhegan Trip 2008
Thanks to all the MLGuilders for a wicked good week! Hope you enjoy these bits of our week together.
Mary and Eliza enjoying popovers on a rainy day-
Manana from our window-
Carla drawing with the birds-
Alex inspiring us with her songs-
We took pictures from all angles-
What better way to end the summer!
Back from Monhegan
The Maine Landscape Guild has just returned from our annual trip to Monhegan. It was a fabulous and eventful trip, with lots of painting and eating and hiking - and we even weathered a tropical storm. It was sad to leave the island, but the skipper of the ferry Laura B took us through the narrow channel that threads between the cluster of islands owned by the Wyeths. He told us some of the history, pointed out a pair of bald eagles, and then there was a final touching moment when Andrew Wyeth himself waved to us. A perfect ending to a wonderful week.
In the picture above you can just make out AW between MLG members Nancy Bea Miller and Diana Ansley.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Best Blueberry Crop

I thought you would all enjoy seeing this photo of guild member Diana holding up a stem laden with blueberries. I guess the growing conditions were ideal because it was by far the best crop we've seen in years! On this occasion we were hiking up Champlain Mountain on Mount Desert, and we couldn't resist stopping and filling quarts of containers full of them. Between hiking and painting we managed to keep busy during blueberry season.
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