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Wednesday Plein Air Lessons 6-29-22: Just a Pop of Color

6/30/2022

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Plein Air Study - On the Guilford Green Looking toward Whitfield Street - three buildings - 12 x 16 canvas - acrylic paints
6-29-22 - Wednesday morning. On the Guilford Green. We found a nice shady spot. Very buggy- good thing I had bug spray in the car.

Steve chose a pathway with a park bench and street lamps to feature. I selected these three buildings on Whitfield Street. The red building was once the Greene Art Gallery and is now a Real Estate office, the small middle building is a cute little gift shop called Rock Paper Sista's and the third is a residential home. The red building adds a fun pop of color to a predominantly green landscape painting.    

Process: 
- canvas size: 12 x 16 panel
- mixed a yellow ochre and alizarin crimson tone to cover canvas.
- sketched in the main shapes with burnt umber and small round brush - long handle in order measure distances and angles
-Blocked in-
Largest shapes first -  blue sky, green background foliage, green shadow in foreground and green sun-lit grass.  
-next tree trunks, buildings, cars 
-last - tree foliage that overlaps buildings

Lesson Highlights:
- Overlapping elements:  the center tree overlaps the little yellow building.
- Contrasting values: the strong dark trunk of the tree is right next to the bright sun-light yellow building bringing your attention to this adorable structure.
 - Simplify subject and enhancement: There were many more cars in front but I selected the ones I wanted to paint in and I added the Kayak on the roof of the middle vehicle to add a playful summer feel to this piece. 
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-Complementary colors: Colors directly across from each other on the color wheel are complementary colors: Red - to Green - Blue to Orange - Violet/Purple to Yellow.

​I try to add a pop of red into a mostly dominate green landscape. Red is the complement of green on the color wheel. In this case the red of the building was highly saturated  or intensity - other times the red can be a dull brownish red/orange

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Keep Painting - Keep Creating - Don't give up!

Linda
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Trending: Live Event Painting for Birthday Party Celebrations

6/24/2022

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Live Event Painting for 40th Birthday Party at Cathedrale Restaurant in New York City, May 2022
This scene was painted live during the 40th Birthday Party Celebration. The location is the Cathedrale Restaurant in New York City. The garden room offered so many wonderful features to paint and capture on canvas. I loved the green foliage covering the beams and walls were flanked with pots and plants that gave a nice organic balance to the concrete floor and sky light windows. I love the string of twinkling lights and the retro light fixtures above the tables. 
It was a fun evening watching friends gather together to celebrate and enjoy each other's company. 
And added bonus to the party was a rented Zoltar Machine! 

For more information on Live Event Painting please fill out the contact form and let's start a conversation - 

Cheers!
​Linda

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Live Event Painting -Not just for Weddings - Capture your Special Day on Canvas - Corporate Events -Fundraisers - Private Parties

5/19/2022

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Event Painting Community Art Project Jazz Festival New Haven Green, 2012
Community Art Project organized by Michael Reilly, Featured Jazz Artist for Jazz Festival on the Green, New Haven, CT - 2012 - painting by Linda Marino,
Live Event Painting is not just a very popular trend for weddings. I have been painting live at all different types of events since 2012. From backyard fundraisers to private birthday parties, festivals, Marina Day, and a Grand Opening for a local gift shop.

Having a Live Event Painter at your special event whether it's a corporate event or private party adds an enriching and entertaining experience for your guests.

They'll experience the painting process, as a painting starts from a blank canvas and developed into a scene right before your eyes.

​Live painting is such a creative way to capture a moment in time and have an heirloom keepsake to pass down to generations to come.

For more information and to check availability please fill out the contact form here
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Wedding Portrait Paintings make the Perfect Gift

5/6/2022

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Wedding Portrait Painting of Bride and Groom in New Orleans LA
Yelena and Justin's Wedding Portrait Painting, New Orleans, LA - 16 x 20" oil painting on canvas

Wedding Painting Portraits make the BEST Wedding Gift!



Painted from photos ( with your photographer's permission) I will create a unqiue one of kind portrait of your special day. This makes the perfect gift from family members to the couple or to give as an anniversary gift after your wedding.

Contact Linda for more information and details -
email: linda@lindasmarinoart.com

Latest Wedding Gift Trend: Wedding Portrait Painting

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Christmas Card 2021 - Back Story

12/10/2021

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"Back to the Future Christmas Card 2021", acrylic, 16 x 20", December 2021
Back Story:

Back in October the idea of this year's Christmas card were entered into my sketchbook with a few rough pencil marks and scribbles.  I knew I wanted to include a local scene, the colorful Christmas lights, people, and of course a dog or two. Playing off the idea from last year's card but something different.

The first piece of the puzzle was to find just the right background. That's when I came across a photo I took a few years ago of a snow scene of the Branford Green. The photo was shot early in the morning, so the street lamps, red doors and stainglass windows of the church were dim. 
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To create the atmosphere I had invisioned of a warm, inviting New England winter scene back out I went to collect more reference photos. It was late November when the sun was just setting I was able to capture just the  right light and the church was glowing.
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Now, with the scene set, back to the sketchbook for how to add in the figures. With  Lots of quick sketches, I filled a few pages but nothing hit me until I was in the middle of an online course, Visual Storytelling taught by the legendary Disney art director,  Bill Perkins.  

​Although the course is geared towards developing strong visual storytelling for film and animation the principles of design and composition can be applied to telling a story on canvas with a brush and paints.
Inspired by one of my all-time favorite movies "Back to the Future" A 1985 film with Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd. A light-hearted sci-fi classic where Marty McFly is thrown back into the '50s in a DeLorean car time machine invented by Doc Brown. Marty encounters a younger version of his parents and he's caught in a situation where he must make sure his parents fall in love or he won't exist. 

Here's my version of "Back to the Future" where my three kids, Victoria, Raymond and Veronica present day are looking back about 18 years to when they were just about 8, 6  and 4 years old with their young golden retriever puppy "Kisses" who meets up with their present day dog "Bear". 

Although neither scene actually happened independently of each other, it's all been created out of my imagination, I love the visual story that it tells, and it also tells a little about the storyteller, me.

Ever since I was a little girl, Christmastime holds such fond memories from my childhood. From family gatherings, to Christmas service, plugging in the christmas tree lights at 5am waiting for my family to wake up, to counting the days until Christmas Eve. I have to say my parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles were a key component to keeping these traditions going. It was important to them and they passed that down to their kids.

Over time our family dynamics change, some traditions were dropped to make room for new ones. We blended and merged to come up with a whole new mix. And yet again,  over the course of another decade gone by, these new "traditions" morphed into yet something else. 

So what do you have, this melting pot of memories, wishes and a playful imagination.

Wishing you a very joyful holiday season filled with new and old traditions -
with love,
​Linda


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Live Wedding Painting- Connecticut Wedding at Waveny House, New Canaan, CT - September, 2021

9/24/2021

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Live Wedding Painting of Bride and Groom's first dance at wedding with guests in vintage estate with glowing candles
Suzie and Dave's First Dance - Live Wedding Painting at Waveny House in New Canaan, Connecticut

Live Wedding Painting - The Story

It all began when Suzie contacted me in July inquiring about hiring me as a Live Wedding Painter at her wedding vow renewal in September. Suzie shared with me that this will be a surprise gift for her husband Dave. The couple was married one year ago and due to the pandemic, they opted for a micro wedding. The ceremony was in their church, St Augustine’s in Weston.  A year later they planned a second celebration - a vow renewal and a festive reception party at the beautiful Waveny House in New Canaan, CT.
This was exciting for me because I grew up in New Canaan and Waveny was a big part of my life growing up.  As kids, my brother and I spent many hours playing and exploring the grounds and looked forward to the annual 4th of July Celebration. A few of our high school proms and post-prom parties were held at Waveny and the list goes on of all the fond memories. 
The house was build for the Lapman family in 1912, and purchased by the Town of New Canaan in 1967. With no details left unturned, the elegant, vintage estate offers beautiful wood paneling, tutor style leaded glass windows, marble fireplaces, hand-stenciled muraled walls, a beautiful sun-light staircase to make a grand entrance, and a backyard terrace overlooking the expansive grounds.
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Suzie and I met on a Wednesday afternoon in August at Waveny to view the grounds and decide on the scene to capture and where the best vantage point was. There were two different plans, one inside in the main hall and the second one would be out on the back terrace. It was a wonderful afternoon, getting to know each other and it felt like we were good friends catching up after a few years apart. I loved hearing the sweet romantic story of how Dave proposed to Suzie.

A few weeks later I sent Suzie two watercolor sketches of the scenes.

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Suzie loved the sketches and offered her feedback, this is one of my favorite parts of the painting process, the beginning stages when the ideas and thoughts go from a simple conversation, words spoken into a concrete idea on paper. This is when we see together the vision starting to take shape. One thing we always have to remember is that things can change the day of the wedding. Nothing is set in stone but creating this preliminary sketch helps us both feel more confident that we are on the same page.

Wedding Day- Finally Here!
​I arrived a little earlier than expected since it was Labor Day Weekend and I had no idea what the traffic would be like. When I entered the main hall, there was a lot of activity going on, tables were being set, the musicians and flowers had just arrived. The wedding coordinator was directing folks and I found my spot right between a doorway looking into the main room.
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The scene I’m be painting is Suzie and Dave’s first dance. This was so important to them because dancing wasn’t part of their wedding celebration last year, so Suzie wanted this to be a special moment captured on canvas. I set up and went right to work. The canvas size is 24 x 36. My first step is to draw an outline with my pastel stick. Next comes the underpainting or first layers of paint.  While working on location I chose to paint in acrylics. Acrylics are water-based paint that dries quickly and are easy to clean up. There is little to no odor compared to oil paints.

About 45 minutes before the ceremony started, Daniel the photographer approached me to ask if I could move my easel back into the side room, close the doors and hide. Suzie’s plan was to unveil the surprise to Dave after the ceremony and before their first dance.

Tucked away in a side room, I continued to work on the painting based on my memory and photos from my camera.
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I worked up until the 4pm ceremony on the side Portico, option B in case of rain. The caterers did an amazing job redirecting and setting up all the chairs on the Portico. Father John, a dear friend of the couple’s presided over the wedding ceremony making it extra special to hear his personal words spoken over the two of them. 

A little damp from the rain but that didn’t stop anyone from enjoying the misty background scenery, in fact, it just made it more romantic.
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Now,time for the Big Surprise Reveal, although the painting was still in the beginning stages, I was able to place the first layer of the background in, enough to see what’s going on. The photographer and his crew were ready for when Suzie and Dave entered the room.

Suzie introduced me and I shared with Dave what I was painting and what the scene will be of. It took just moments for Dave to process and the expression on his face as well as Suzie’s was priceless.

​There were tears of joy and happiness and so much love just radiated from the both of them - I think it brought all of us in the room to tears. The only thing I could do is smile and offer each a paper towel. They were so thrilled, we opened the doors and I was able to continue painting while they continued to enjoy their party.  

The tables were set with cobalt blue tablecloths, dusty rose napkins, and gold chargers. The tables sparkled with a mix of wine and water glasses, along with candles and flower arrangements. I love the mix of soft pink roses, hydrangeas, little blue flowers, and greens. some tables had low arrangements and others were presented with tall brass stands. 
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As the evening moved along, guests would visit often taking a peek at the progress of the painting and we would engage in small chit chat. I love meeting the guests and hearing their reactions. Although live wedding painting has been around for over 10 years now in different parts of the country, this is fairly new to New England so there were only one or two other people who attended a wedding with a live wedding painter. 

​The sweet flower girls, Maria her sister Olivia and their cousin came to visit me often, asking the best questions and wanting to know what I was going to paint in next. ​
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It was about 6:45 when Suzie and Dave came down the grand staircase for their first dance. Everyone gathered around the dance floor to watch as the couple gracefully moved in beautiful motion together. But the best part was when the music stopped and everyone applauded thinking it was over, then Dave say something like “there’s more!”

An upbeat pop song came on and the couple busted out their dance moves -  the crowd cheered as they twirled and spun around the dance floor! I snapped a zillion photos hoping to capture just the right move and position. 

And I found it! The moment their arms were wrapped around each other and they turned their heads to look into each other’s eyes! Magic! So back to the easel I went, ready to add in the bride and groom.
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The progress of the painting moved along. Adding small grouping of guests, and of course the three little girls. I snapped photos of couples as they walked by my easel asking for a quick pose.
Then Suzie and Dave came over to view the progress, I asked them if they would like to paint on the canvas, Suzie painted highlights on her dress, and Dave painted the highlights on his suit! So fun to see the two interact with their painting!
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Later in the evening, I offered my two biggest fans, to paint the wine in the wine glasses in the lower left side of the canvas, I showed them once how to mix the paint and fill in the outline of the glass. Then they proceed to follow, carefully and in full concentration - how precious the moment was. 
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The evening continued with the cake cutting and dancing in the portico - The band was outstanding, playing fantastic dance tunes - so fun to watch everyone enjoying themselves - living life to the fullest and celebrating with friends and family.

I packed up, said my goodbyes, and out the door by about 9:45pm - 

The fondest of memories were made that night and to have the honor and pleasure to be a part of their wedding day celebration is truly a blessing for me!
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2 weeks later: Back in my studio now, I have time to analyze and make corrections, add the details, and several glazing layers both with acrylics and then with oils. The faces take the most time especially since most of them are under the size of a dime!
I love seeing the progress of the painting develop.

I sent over a proof for Suzie and Dave and they were so happy! they were amazed at the painting! They asked for a few corrections and we discussed framing options.

“The painting looks amazing- Dave and I are very happy with your work. Thank you so much for being there and capturing the night. You were a big hit. And the best part of it, Dave was so extremely surprised and delighted that there was a talented and kind Christian painter at our reception. “

Next Steps: Framing and deliver! My absolute favorite part is the reveal day!

As always, thank you for following my art journey- 
Linda

For more information on Live Wedding Painting or Post Wedding Portraits go here - Or contact me by phone: 203-444-5705 or email  -

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Soft Winds, Hammonasset, Madison, CT - Original Oil Painting

9/13/2021

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Painting of Hammonasset Beach, Madison, CT, of rocks, trees, sandy path with flowers, blue waters and sailboat
Soft Winds, Hammonasset, Madison, CT, Oil painting, on linen, 11 x 14", available

Connecticut Plein Air Painters join the Worldwide Paint Out- Friday and Saturday, September 10-11, 2021  at Hammonasset Beach, Madison, CT

​Painted en plein air on Friday Sept 10 and finished on Saturday September 11, 2021 - The Connecticut Plein Air Painters Society (CPAPS) join together with the International Plein Air Painters for a Worldwide Paint Out Weekend.

​Both days the weather was beautiful, a constant light breeze made the afternoon sun barely noticeable as the temperatures rose to about 82 degrees. On Friday, We had a larger group of about 12-15 artists from all over the state join us. On Saturday the group was smaller only 5 of us.
​I was inspired to paint this scene of the walkway at Meig's Point because of how the trees and surrounding foliage moved softly in the wind. A gentle swaying back and forth like a mother cradling her newborn in her arms, as she gently and rythmically shifts her weight from one foot to the other.

​ It was busy both days at the park, lots of folks walking the trails, climbing the rocks, taking photos, walking their dogs, relaxing in beach chairs and a few children knee-deep splashing in the water.

​Working on a gesso primed linen, my goal was to keep some of the surface peaking through especially along the path and sandy surfaces. 
​With fresh eyes on this piece this morning the idea of turning this piece into a diptych  or triptych is floating around in my mind. How cool it would be to extend the scene to left to include more of the water and rocks. Stay tune - this could be the beginnings of a larger set! 
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Shown here in a natural wood frame but other framing options are available. Shop online here or contact me directly if you're interested in this piece. Linda@lindasmarinoart.com

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Current Show: Beaches, Boats and Sunsets Art show at Chapter One Restaurant in Guilford, CT - 25 Whitfield Street across from the Guilford Green. Stop in, enjoy a meal and view the artwork. 

Save the Date: Shoreline Arts Trail - Open Studio is Happening - In- person! Saturday and Sunday November 13 and 14, 2021 - with over 30 local artists and artisans from Branford, Guilford and Madison opening their studios for showing and selling their artwork. I'll be at the Guilford Art Center this year - maps will be available soon - If you would me to mail you a map please send an email including your mailing address to: Linda@lindasmarinoart.com
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Sunset at Guilford Marina - Original Painting

9/8/2021

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Sunset Painting of boats at Guilford Marina with blue water, orange sails and pink sky
Sunset at the Guilford Marina, acrylic on linen canvas, 30 x 38", framed in a weathered grey frame
This piece was created based off of a photo reference I took last year when preparing for a nocture painting. The Guilford Marina offers many different views, What struck me about this scene was the warm orange glow from the street lights and the rich blue water and sky. There was a slight band of orange to pinks low in the horizon. The Lobster Shack was lit up with bright spotlights almost as bright as the setting sun.

​Many years ago I was invited to join a Tuesday night sailing group. There were 15 of us on the boat. I had no clue what I was doing but the crew was so happy to see me show up with a batch of homemade chocolate chip cookies! - This scene reminded me of those time. 
This piece along with 17 of my works are on display at Chapter One Restaurant in Guilford, CT - The show is called "Beaches, Boats and Sunsets" it's a collection of my latest works based of the Connecticut coast. 
Chapter One Restaurant is located at: 
25 Whitfield Ave
Guilford, CT
Directly across from the Guilford Green and next to Mix Design and BSK Design at The Greene Gallery.

The restaurant is open for Tuesday - Sunday - lunch and dinners - here's a link to their website for more information. Chapter-One.com
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Sunset at Guilford Marina in a living room setting
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Foggy Day at Hammonasset Beach in Madison, CT

5/22/2021

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Foggy Day at Hammonasset Beach in Madison, CT, oil, 11 x 14", available
Out with the Connecticut Plein Air Painters on a Thursday in late March. It was foggy and incredibly overcast. Sarah, Bill, Doug, Candace and Jill joined in - 
this piece was painted on a linen panel. This piece is available in the online shop or contact me directly  by email - linda@lindasmarinoart.com

Our next CT plein Air Show will be in Newtown CT, in a Barn at residential home. June 18-19, 2021 , more details to come -

#foggydaypainting #beachpainting #seagullsandrockpainting #enpleinair #hammonassetbeachpainting  #oilpainting #CTartist #ctpleinairpainting #connecticutcoastpainting #madisonct 
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Unexpected Fairyland Garden, a hidden Gem in New Canaan

5/12/2021

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Fairyland Garden, Lee Memorial Garden, New Canaan, CT, acrylic on canvas, 11 x 14, available
​Painted en plein air with the Fairfield County Painters on Thursday May 6, 2021. Location: Lee Memorial Garden, New Canaan, CT.  It was a small group of painters about 5 of us. 

When Elizabeth posted the location for our weekly paint out I was so curious about the place because I never heard of it and I grew up in New Canaan.  I did a quick search on my phone for the location and discovered it was close to where a high school friend lived but I had never been there before. 
Driving down the windy residential road I was surprised to find large black gates open and a small lot for cars to park. It's hard to describe in words how unique this garden is and every photo I took doesn't do it justice. Faith, the garden curator said they are just entering peak season for the spring blooms with pink, peach and purple azaleas and many other flowering plants. What's unexpected is that the design of the garden is very organic with a very limited amount of man made structures, just enough to know someone is meticulously caring for this garden.  Looking forward to return again in a few weeks!
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