Turtle Tracks by Debra Tritt Kreiger

5"x7" watercolor on 260lb arches paper

I've been in turtle mod for the last couple weeks. This is a cute little painting minus the turtles! Inspired by a turtle loving friend Amanda who took the photographic reference and graciously gave me permission to use it!

If interested in purchasing this painting please e-mail me at debra@debkreiger.com.

"The Great Horned Owl" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

11.5"x15.5" watercolor on 140lb arches paper

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I'm so happy to say this painting has found a good home. He will be traveling to Maine to hang in a log cabin! Thank you Rob. Thank you Drake Gallery (Deb Smith and Associates) for a wonderful reception filled with laughter, good music (Steve Rudolph), company and good times! Please stop in and see my exhibit at Smith Custom Framing & Art Gallery, 190 Reno Ave, New Cumberland, PA.

"The Golden Shell" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

9"x6" watercolor om arches 140lb paper

I donated this painting to be in the JDRF Silent Auction on April 21st 2016 at Sun Motor Cars, 356 Woods Drive, Mechanicsburg, Pa from 5:30pn to 8:30pm. This event is hosted by Brain Vessel (The Gallery). Donations will go toward finding a cure for type 1 Diabetes. Please come out and help the cause and buy some great art!

You can see more of my artwork at www.debkreiger.com.

"Kestrel" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

11"x15" watercolor on 140lb arches paper

 I love to paint wildlife, especially when I actually get to meet my subject. I met this beautiful kestrel at the Charleston Aquarium. They call him Phoenix because his talons were burned when he landed on a live wire. His accident prevents him from being released back into the wild. He was a joy to see and talk to! In the wild he would be a little thinner, but I chose to paint him as beautiful as I saw him.

I also incorporated a new technique I learned from Luke Buck which really gives it a painterly feel.

If interested in purchasing please e-mail me at debra@debkreiger.com. To see more of my work go to www.debkreiger.com.

"Into The Sea" by Debra Tritt Kreiger

20"x16" on Arches watercolor board

I'm just in love the the green sea turtle! Here is a underwater scene. I wanted to paint her/him in their most comfortable habitat. Hope you enjoy. Keep Cool!

If you would like to purchase please e-mail me at debra@debkreiger.com.

In a boat and ocean frame of mind. A work in progress watercolor by Linda Young

I'm anxious and getting ready to go on a vacation; this is the start of the painting I will be working on while there.  I'm hoping the  weather cooperates because I paint outdoors under a canopy and if it's raining and damp...well, I may have to take this inside where there is very little room to paint.
Boats and oceans DO make me happy to paint them.  Thanks God, for guiding me..

15 x 22" watercolor Work In progress

Linda Young Watercolors
P O Box 941
Carlisle, Pa.  17013

Live Demo at Fly Fishing Heritage Day

'Study of a Humboldt Cutthroat Trout'

Sub Species of the Lahontan Cutthroat Trout

Painted during a live demo on June18th at Allenberry Resort,

in Boiling Springs, PA. (Non-Professional Photograph).

Image Size: 9" x 4.5". Transparent Watercolor

on Crescent Mat Board.

Eye Detail

'Study of a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout'

Painted eariler this year in my Cutthroat Trout Series.

I was at one of my favorite venues this past weekend.

Fly Fishing Heritage Day at the Allenberry Resort

in Boiling Springs, on the Yellow Breeches.

A great plus is that my booth was

under a pavillion over looking the Yellow Breeches.

(No tent needed!) 

THOM GLACE WATERCOLORS

www.thomglacewatercolors.com

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Lutheran Seminary plein air, Gettysburg Fringe Festival June 10 by Linda Young

The Lutheran Seminary

9 x 12 Watercolor

by Linda Young

This was my first day of painting plein air with several other artists at the Lutheran Seminary in Gettysburg.  I painted as a member of the Gettysburg Fringe Festival plein air painters where about six or so painted at this location.  Those I knew who painted with me were Sue Gray, Claire Carnell, Mary Beth Brath, Mark Brown and me.  There were more; but I don't know their names.

It was a hot day and right away before I even got my easel set up, my home made stake to hold up a larger umbrella broke on the pegs designed to push the "invention" into the ground.  Note to self:  If the ground is really hard...don't try to stomp it into the ground on one big heave!  Easy does it and it might have worked.  Oh, also...getting on higher ground might also mean the ground is solid as a rock.  Go for the shade of the trees, which was a lesson quickly learned!

I realize some of the perspective is off a little on this steeple; but maybe that's what the joy of plein air painting is...it's the feel and the presence of the moment and you project that emotion through brush and color onto the watercolor paper waiting in front of you.

One painting down, eight more to go....

Artist Linda Young http://www.lindayoungwatercolors.com/ http://lindayoung.fineartstudioonline.com/contact