(Pinned Post) // When I put together the list of locations for this painting challenge, I wanted to stay off the beaten trail, stick with nature, and stay within the theme of "escape." I love the places I chose and feel I had a diverse and inspiring, thoroughly MAINE artistic exploration in 2022.
Click the links below to see the art I am developing for each location. As more works are completed and photographed (both plein air pieces from the trip and studio pieces from during and post trip), I will add them here. See below:
From the journey north:
- Hilton Head Island, SC (Plein Air)
- Blue Ridge Mountains, NC (Plein Air)
- Blue Ridge Mountains, VA (Home Studio)
Maine:
- Seguin Sprint Sailboat Race / Seguin Island (Mobile Studio + Home Studio)
- Deer Isle Sunset (Plein Air)
- Tennis Preserve, Deer Isle (Plein Air + Mobile Studio)
- Monhegan Island (Mobile Studio + Home Studio)
- View of Indian Island Light, Rockport Maine (Plein Air)
- Rockport Harbor (Home Studio)
- Camp Wanageesha, Searsmont (Plein Air)
- Acadia National Park, Schoodic Point (Mobile Studio + Home Studio)
- Mt. Battie, Camden (Plein Air)
- Kettle Cove, Cape Elizabeth (Plein Air)
- York Beach (Mobile Studio)
- Mt Agamenticus, York (Plein Air)
- Mt Katahdin (Plein Air)
- Rangely Lake (Plein Air)
- Quill Hill Overlook (Plein Air)
- Moosehead Lake (Home Studio)
- Christmas Cove, South Bristol (Plein Air)
- Pemaquid Point (Mobile Studio + Home Studio)
- Chain of Ponds (Plein Air)
- Morses Mountain, Phippsburg (Mobile Studio)
- Edgecomb (Plein Air)
- Wiscasset Harbor (Plein Air)
- Falmouth, Portland Yacht Club
- Georgetown (Plein Air)
- Eustis (Mobile Studio + Home Studio)
- Brunswick (Plein Air)
- Sullivan (Mobile Studio)
- Flagstaff Lake (Home Studio)
- Macworth Island (Home Studio)
- Harpswell (Home Studio)
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Read "Less is More ~ Living in a Van" to learn more about my experience adapting to life in a 120 square foot van for 2 months with a husband and a cat.
To read more about how I created a mobile studio to work and paint by my campsite, check out this post.
