100 Plein Air Paintings in 100 Days

On April 9th, 2010 I began a project to paint 100 outdoor paintings in 100 days. In the 100 day period I painted 115 paintings in total (a few wipers), and learned a tremendous amount about plein air painting. It was a hugely valuable experience – and most of all reminded me of the benefit of intensely focusing on a thing for a concentrated period of time.

*If you would like to read a little about the creation of each piece, you can do so on my blog where I documented each painting as it was created. Just check the archives starting May 1st, 2010.

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Forest Patterns.png

View from the Leighton.png

Summer Evening.png

Rain Approaching.png

May Snow in the Alpine.png

Evening Light.png

Evening on the Bow.png

Evening Storm.png

Evening Sun.png

Very Last Light.png

Sonoran Desert.png

Peony Study.png

The Rundle Range.png

Desert Storm.png

Frozen Falls.png

Golf Course Greens.png

Green on Green.png

Tunnel Mountain.png

Shoreline Study.png

Secret Vantage.png

Shoreline Patterns.png

Juniper Ridge.png

Lake Louise.png

Last Snow of Winter.png

Tonto Sunset.png

Middle Lake.png

2nd Vermillion Lake.png

Winter Grasses.png

Summer Afternoon.png

The Fairholme Range.png

Miner's Peak.png

Alberta Sky.png

And to All a Goodnight.png

April Evening.png

Artistic License.png

West to Banff.png

Study in Greens.png

Reverse Pattern.png

1st Vermillion Lake.png

Banff Sunset.png

Bend In The Bow.png

Blast of Summer.png

Blowing Through.png

West Coast Blues.png

Storm Window.png

Rainy Night.png

McDowell Mountains.png

Catching the Ligh.png

Cloud Dance.png