This was a quick one at the end of a longish day of painting with Wade Koniakowsky, Norm Daniels, and Jose Emroca Flores. I believe Greg Gorgas joined in for this quick later afternoon session as well. We’d been painting all week together so by now these guys knew when I wandered off with a 16×20 canvas that it could be awhile- I often spend well over 2 hours on a single painting that size in the field. They looked at their watches and exchanged concerned looks and promptly gave me a stern 1 hour curfew like good parents. I can only wonder if they said to one another after I went marching up the hill that it was “for his own good, you know”. It was a neat view up there. I didn’t have time to think it over much, so I just went after this one in a flurry. I think a few of them are in the painting too, painting by one of those umbrellas on the beach. I made it back right on time, and I’d be lying if I didn’t say they seemed surprised. I can be a good kid sometimes.
Dog’s Eye View
Original Size: 20" x 16"
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Year Painted: 2018
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Method: Plein Air
Date Painted: 07/26/2018
Region: The California Coast > Southern California > San Diego
Road Trip: Heat Wave Tour - July 2018
ARTWORK LOGISTICS:
Miles Hiked: Less than 1 Mile
Anthropological Hazards: Other Painters
Tags: ROADS, SANDY BEACHES, SUN GLARE, UMBRELLAS, WILDFLOWERS, BENDING LINES OF SWELL, LIFEGUARD TOWERS, BEACH HOUSES, BRIDGES, BUILDINGS, COAST CHAPARRAL, DOGS, ESTUARIES AND WETLANDS, FLOWERS, INLETS, RIVERMOUTHS, LOOKING DOWN FROM STEEP CLIFFS, PEOPLE, PATHS, PALM TREES, PAINTED UNUSUALLY FAST, PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY