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Debbie Lamey-MacDonald "Working From Life.In Present Time."
http://www.lameymacdonald.com/blog
Debbie shares new works,still life set ups, on location adventures and written reflections that accompany her paintngs. Her landscapes are created from plein air studies completed in rural Nova Scotia, Canada.
- Author: Debbie Lamey-MacDonald
- Listed in: Artists Writing
- Tags: landscape still life plein air nova scotia oil on canvas alla prima
Recent Posts
Late Autumn
Late Autumn It is well into autumn now. Leaves have been stripped from trees baring skeletal structures beneath. Glimpses of areas unseen before, make their appearance between negative spaces once occupied by greenery. Mauves and grays have overtak...
Inevitable Change
Inevitable Change After last night’s rainfall, a cold chill hangs in the air. Dark clouds warn of impending weather disturbances. Mother Nature broods over her unsettled disposition, suggesting that she is not yet finished delivering rain and clo...
Work Featured on CanArtisan’s Blog
CanArtisan and I recently made connections via Twitter. They have a lovely blog that features and promotes Canadian Artists. They were very complementary of my work and asked if they could feature a selection of work on their Thursday’s Gallery...
A State of Solitude at Powell’s Pt. Park
A State of Solitude The air is clear and crisp this morning. We have been blessed with another gorgeous autumn day. Today the park tantalizes one with an array of subject matter. Decisions must be made before the noon sun fades autumn’s brillian...
Within the Breeze
Within the Breeze The wind is unforgiving today. It gusts about whipping grasses and foliage relentlessly. The ocean air permeates the space with its salty breath. Fall has suddenly arrived with its bright clear colors and crisp air. I have found a s...
Unexpected Press
On Thursday I was received an unexpected surprise. On the way to a medical appointment with my family we stopped at the A&W in Truro for breakfast. The Chronicle Herald (A local newspaper in Nova Scotia)was strewn on top of one of the tables. I...
