I am currently teaching a week-long watercolor class in Door County and I've gotten a little behind in my postings here.  In my rush to catch up in sharing several paintings from my 33 Paintings in 33 Days with Alaskan artist Nikki Kinne I neglected to share # 27 in the correct order.

Both Nikki and I indulged in the wonderful colors possible in watercolor for our 26th paintings.  I’m still revisiting my rough sketches of Northern Wisconsin and using them as a bases for loose and expressive paintings that try to catch the spontaneity of of the changing light at sunset.  Bu chance Nikki painted a sunrise the same day.

You can see all the paintings in this project to date, and the beautiful sunrise done by my collaborator, Nikki Kinne, on my blog here:  http://klebesadel.wordpress.com/

For my day 28th painting in the 33 painting-a-day series I am doing with Alaskan Artist Nikki Kinne I was in a very quiet mood.  I was prepared to sit and meditate in paint.  This imaginary landscape emerged when I  approached an old  wet-into-wet experiment with an attitude of idle play.  The place seems strangely familiar to me so it must combine elements of places I really know or would like to know.  What lives in that cave anyway?

You can see all the paintings in this project to date, and the paintings done by my collaborator, Nikki Kinne, on my blog here:  http://klebesadel.wordpress.com/