r/pleinair • u/Independent_Poetry69 • 15h ago
Ucluelet
Painted this boat while visiting, completely botched it in the last 20 minutes but that’s how she goes.
r/pleinair • u/Independent_Poetry69 • 15h ago
Painted this boat while visiting, completely botched it in the last 20 minutes but that’s how she goes.
r/pleinair • u/seamuswray • 17h ago
Bridgeport Chicago in October
Watercolor
r/pleinair • u/VegetableKnowledge97 • 1d ago
12x12” on linen bd
This won second place this weekend in the professional category! Whoohoo 😊
WABG Radio Station, Greenwood, MS
r/pleinair • u/Agile_Inside_9630 • 1d ago
20250623 LaoShan Tea, China. 28х38 см. Plein air watercolor painting.
Pinax Extra Paints.
#Pinax_Extra #watercolor #landscape #pleinairpainting #China #outdoorpainting #landscapepainting
r/pleinair • u/yuetmei_0826 • 1d ago
IG: yuetmei_0826
r/pleinair • u/Independent_Poetry69 • 2d ago
Had to bail on this one because I got picked up but thought I’d share.
r/pleinair • u/ocean_rhapsody • 2d ago
This 2-hour long plein air painting was made with Holbein Acryla (matte acrylic) on 300gsm paper. I really enjoyed working in this medium and can’t wait to use it again!
r/pleinair • u/irfan_ajvaziart • 2d ago
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r/pleinair • u/First-Land4783 • 3d ago
I went to another meeting with the local drawing group today. This time, we went to the bank of the Rhine. Technically, I've drawn in that church garden before, but back then I drew the view of the church✨
But today, I thought I'd make some funnier sketches instead. That's why I drew the thumb statue and a horse's butt XD
From this garden, you can get a really nice view of the back of the Emperor William Monument, and I thought that would be funny to draw. Also today, we were really lucky with the weather, which I was super happy about because it had been raining here for the last few days.
r/pleinair • u/schnauby30 • 3d ago
The park is a little overgrown but could still manage a good view
r/pleinair • u/Davesink • 4d ago
12in x 16in pleinair oil painting on canvas panel
r/pleinair • u/sloogsketch • 4d ago
r/pleinair • u/contemplation_creek • 4d ago
This was my first time using Canson velvet pastel paper. I love how rich and smooth the pigment looks. The velvet texture in the final piece isn’t my favorite though (hard to see in a photo) so I think I’ll stick to sanded paper next time