2014 was a great year for hay in
Michigan. Good for the farmers, and good for me. My dad took me to see this
view, thinking I would like it. Yup!
Showing posts with label Osceola County. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Osceola County. Show all posts
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Marsh on the Back Way to Big Rapids
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The countryside to the northeast of Big Rapids, Michigan, is just gorgeous. The road curves around the edge of the
marsh here, and it’s a good spot to stop and admire the view. While painting today, I was listening to an interview with Ted Genoways about the
environmental consequences of petroleum mining in the Canadian tar sands. Maybe it's because my head was already in the North with the painting, but I found it particularly compelling. And very scary. I highly
recommend listening here,
or reading his article in the December issue of Outside magazine.
Labels:
8x10 – oil on board,
Canadian tar sands,
contemporary art,
Keystone XL,
lake,
landscape,
Leonard Lopate,
marsh,
Mecosta County,
Michigan,
Osceola County,
swamp,
Ted Genoways,
wetland
Monday, November 10, 2014
Sunflower Field
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I painted this from a photo that
my daughter took this summer, by the side of the road in Michigan. I often shy
away from painting foregrounds, opting for distance views, but this one forced
me to paint the stuff that was close up. And I liked it.
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