Morning Light, North Santee Delta. 11 x 14 in., oil on linen.
Here is the second batch of my South Carolinian Lowcountry landscape paintings. These were all painted on a plantation in the North Santee River Delta about an hour north of Charleston.
Road in the Marsh. 43 x 35 in., oil on linen.
While the weather was good most of the time, the biting flies made working impossible anywhere except out on the dykes in the marshes. And there I had a lot of alligators watching while I painted. It was also pretty windy, so I was using a 4×4 as a windblock for some of the larger pieces (and as an alligator block too as I don’t trust large wild animals, even if the locals all said it was safe).
Rice Trunks. 31 x 39 inches., oil on linen.
Swallow Boxes. 12 x 8 in., oil on linen.
For the above painting I used a new rain-bonnet I made for my carbon fiber easel. When I have a second I wanted to do a blog post on plein air painting in pouring rain.
Rain bonnet for plein air painting in rain.
Gray Day, Minim Creek. 8 x 12 in., oil on linen.
Minim Creek Sunset. 11 x 14 in., oil on linen.
Twilight, Rochelle. 8 x 12 in., oil on linen.
These are all for my exhibition opening this Friday at Ann Long Fine Art in Charleston.