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Plein Air Painting at Epcot

December 8, 2014 Kim Minichiello
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Last Friday I painted with the Walt Disney Imagineers again from one of the bridges overlooking the lake and a view of the Japan Pavilion at Epcot.  I am loving my en Plein Air Pro Easel the more I use it.  It is so easy to set up and I find it very comfortable to work on.  We had a bit of a cloudy over cast day and at one point it started to drizzle a bit, but not enough to pack up. I thought I would show  bit of a progression.  It took about 2 hours to draw and paint.  I got it to a point I feel I can finish it in the studio.  I'm working on an Arches Watercolor Block and a palette of various colors I'm experimenting with to determine a good plein air palette with the number of wells I have.

Drawing and Sky Block- In

Drawing and Sky Block- In

Working in Some of the Foliage

Working in Some of the Foliage

Starting on the Pavilion and the Tori Gate

Starting on the Pavilion and the Tori Gate

Stopping Point after 2 Hours

Stopping Point after 2 Hours


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