Showing posts with label meadow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meadow. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Photos from the field

I just want to report from the field on our plein air art adventure...
We are near Cedarville, California and while the weather hasn't been perfect, we have been having a great time and are getting a lot of painting done anyway...here are some pics...
Me, working out the details on a 16" x 12"
John Youssi proudly standing next to his brand new Soltek Rolls Royce easel! (and a nice little painting I might add)
Ray Freeman glad to be done with this piece so he can get in the truck to get warm! Nice job Ray!
Ron Spears fast and furious trying to capitalize on the sun which only made a brief appearance... he ended up with a really nice piece by the way!


Sunday, August 3, 2008

"THE MEADOW" - New Oil Painting by Mike Callahan



"The Meadow"
12" x 9" oil on canvas
I participated in a 'quickdraw' event this weekend - a fundraiser for the Scenic Nevada organization. I had an hour and a half to complete this painting on the grounds of the M&L Ranch in Reno. The afternoon and evening were great, the weather was superb, the barbeque, absolutely delicious and my painting auctioned off at a nice price raising a good sum for the organization. My only regret is that I somehow forgot to pack my trusty camera and so the only photo I have of the painting comes from my friend Nancy Peppin's iPhone. Thanks Nancy! There were thirty artists there and the event was a great success, a great time was had by all! Enjoy!

Sunday, January 6, 2008

Slide Mountain - Original Oil Painting by Mike Callahan



"Slide Mountain"
Oil on Canvas 16" x 28"
This is a piece I was commissioned to do for a Christmas gift. I'm just sharing it now because I didn't want to ruin the surprise. I'm told the recipient loves it! It's a scene of Slide Mountain as seen from Washoe Valley in Nevada. The area on the mountain that looks light gray is actually the part of the mountain that has slid off in years prior, the most recent and most devastating being in 1983.