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Call of the Desert - Pinyon Crest

October 22nd, 2007

“Call of the Desert” - 12 x 16 - oil on canvas
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This new painting - of an Inland Empire desert scene - will be one that I’ll display at the Redlands Centennial Plein Air show and sale this Saturday at the University of Redlands. It depicts a typical byway on the road to Idyllwild - up highway 74 - in a little community called Pinyon Crest. If you live in that area you know just the kind of terrain I’m talking about. Very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter. The sale includes not only paintings of the University of Redlands and the city of Redlands but also scenes of the surrounding Inland Empire area - including San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.

Last Saturday’s paintout was a great deal of fun. I got three paintings done that day - two 8 x 10 sized ones of campus buildings, and one small 5 x 7 painting, done feverishly at sunset - showing a long view of the quad with students lounging on the grass. Surprisingly, it was not windy on Saturday and the weather was in the low 80s, quite mild. There’s another paintout tomorrow but I don’t think I’ll be going - too much wind on the freeways bouncing around big 18 wheelers.

5 Comments »

  1. This one is so beautiful. I love everything about it. All of your recent paintings have been outstanding.

    Comment by Jenny — October 22, 2007 @ 8:33 pm
  2. Karen,

    This is beautiful. Your colors are so yummy in this and all of your recent paintings, very rich, and with depth.

    Brava!

    Comment by Lisa — October 23, 2007 @ 6:03 am
  3. Hi Karen, I’m glad your something hot is just a dessert scene. I’ve been worried about you with all the forest fires and was hoping you were safe and not in the path of the fire. These latest paintings are absolutely wonderful. This one perfectly captures that very bright light that you see when there’s so little moisture in the air to create those gauzy “curtains” of atmosphere. I see you’re working larger now too. Great stuff!

    Comment by Jana Bouc — October 24, 2007 @ 3:09 pm
  4. Oh my goodness, I *LOVE* the grey foliage and boulders and the purple mountains. Just love it. Yum. Beautiful, Karen! hugs!

    Comment by Wendee — October 25, 2007 @ 11:11 am
  5. Absolutely beautiful! And the scenery is, too.

    Comment by Sherie — April 28, 2008 @ 8:03 am

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