Stephen Quiller: Water Media En Plein Air

This video focuses on painting en plein air.

The first disc begins with four finished painting chapters from the high country of Colorado. The painting subjects include: a “birds eye” view of a silver miner, a beaver dam during spring runoff, aspen patterns in morning light, and mountain patterns and pond reflections in a high mountain valley. This is followed by a bonus chapter on tips and materials for painting en plein air.

 The second disc includes four painting chapters from northern New Mexico. The painting subjects include: a church in a small village on a windy day, the adobe home of Irving Couse, (one of the founding painters of the Taos Society of Artists) in the later afternoon, a soft, snowy, spring day capturing crabapple blossoms and the sunny high desert vista of northern New Mexico mountains, juniper in pinon trees, chamisa and sage. Lastly there is bonus material: Digging Deeper: Southwestern Colorado and Northern New Mexico. This series is meant to inspire and educate all painters who are interested in painting en plein air.

DISC ONE:

• -Disc 1 Introduction (Colorado)
• Chapter 1: View of the Commodore Mine
• Chapter 2: Cathedral Woods
• Chapter 3: Spring Runoff by Allen's Crossing
• Chapter 4: Pond at the La Garita
• Bonus Material: Tips and Materials for Painting En Plein Air