Plein air painting of Centennial Mills in Portland Oregon May 26, 2015
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Plein air painting Centennial Mills from Fields Park in Portland Oregon, May 26, 2015. Painting and video by Brooks Hickerson. I used Komadori app on my tablet to take a frame every 6 seconds. The overcast day was perfect, but when the sun came out it got too bright to paint with the sun directly on my paper.
Cindy painting with water soluble oil paints.
Eileen and her pastel in progress of the mills.
Eileen and 5 year old biker that stopped to check us out.
Plein air painting in the rain in Portland at the Oregon Maritime Museum aboard the Steamer Portland. Kara Wilde, Paul Lockhart , John Lehman, and I painted under the awning on the deck of the steamer. Nice view but cold and wet. Welcome to plein air painting in Portland. I painted the Smith Block, an "iron" building on SW Naito. Walkers along the waterfront today were very scarce. A little misty rain and everyone disappears. Kara painting Burnside Bridge. John painting Morrison Bridge. Paul painting the USS Oregon superstructure. Brooks painting Smith Block Pauls' USS Oregon superstructure Brooks' Smith's Block
Painters take your mark. Spring color is on the way and better weather is coming. Here are three paint-outs to start our spring with: Thursday, March 12: Paint Cornell Farm, 8212 SW Barnes Rd, Portland, OR from 1pm to 3pm. Deby Barnhart (the owner) has invited us to paint the flowers and views at Cornell Farm. Please park out back to leave spaces for her customers. There are restrooms and a lovely restaurant for coffee or brunch. Thursday, March 19: Paint Willamette River views and St. John's bridge from Cathedral Park from 1pm to 3pm. Meet near bathrooms on the west side of the park. In case of light rain we can paint under St. John's Bridge for cover. Thursday, March 26: Paint Magnolias in bloom. Meet at Hoyt Arboretum (where the bathrooms are), 4000 SW Fairview Blvd, at 1pm, then walk to Magnolia Trail. A couple of hundred yards of walking required. Keep paintings outdoors, Brooks
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