SarahTheCoat

Isle of Palms plein air, South Carolina. Sewee and Kusso native land.

Few places make me feel more me than the Beartooths.

Eastern Shoshone and 26 other associated tribes' native land.

Few places make me feel more me than the Beartooths.

Eastern Shoshone and 26 other associated tribes' native land.

Thursday is my last day in uniform and I'm starting to GET SAD

Kiowa and 26 other associated tribes' native land.

"A man's a damn fool who would try to paint that picture. It would look like an exploded paint shop," Remington said of the Canyon in 1899. However, I am both a fool and No Man

Little Shell Chippewa and 26 other associated tribes' native land

Two meh ones I'm not totally satisfied with--- Delta Lake and the Yellowstone River from Nez Perce Ford. I rushed both; the first bc I was hiking with a friend and felt bad about making him wait, the second bc it was starting to rain.

Gros Ventre and 26 other associated tribes' native land.

Sapphire Pool is my wife, we're married

Comanche and 26 other associated tribes' native land

Final plein air at home before leaving for my summer job in Yellowstone. It's so hard to leave when my garden is doing its best to convince me to stay.

Cherokee, Yuchi, and Miccosukee native land

Annual plein air at Carl Sandburg. Baby goat inspected.

Catawba, Cherokee, Yuchi, and Miccosukee native land

Two recent plein airs, done really fast because in the first, it was like 15 °F and in the second the mist was rising and obscuring the view.

1- My tent while camping at Lake Hartwell, SC; Cherokee, Yuchi, and Miccosukee native land

2- Evening after a thunderstorm in Sesquicentennial State Park, SC; Congaree, Catawba, and Cherokee native land

Christmas break sketchbook sketchins, mostly characters waiting for progress on their manuscripts.

Plus a plein air to try out my new Beam paints. Middle Saluda River: Cherokee, Miccosukee, and Yuchi native land.

Tiny gouache painting, 6″ x 8″, Newport Beach, Back bay, low tide.

___ There is beauty, heartbreaking beauty, everywhere. ~ Edward Abbey