Tag: Travel

Rocky Maine Beaches

Rocky Maine Beaches

The Schoodic Peninsula is the only part of Acadia National Park that’s on the mainland. It’s famous for rocky cliffs and crashing waves, but on the day we visited in June, the tide was on its way out and things were fairly calm.  It was still beautiful. I mean, how can you complain about a […]

Step-by-Step Watercolor: Blackwater River Sketch

Step-by-Step Watercolor: Blackwater River Sketch

It was the final afternoon of my painting getaway at Canaan Valley and I had gone for a short hike with my friends Jane and Elaine to stretch our legs and grab one final sketch before the sun set.  We found a beautiful spot beside the river, quickly set up our stools, and got out our art gear.

“How to Paint a Cinque Terre Sunset” + Week 4 Giveaway

“How to Paint a Cinque Terre Sunset” + Week 4 Giveaway

If you’ve looked at my Leslie Fehling Studio site, you may have noticed this week’s featured lesson, How to Paint a Cinque Terre Sunset, and wondered… “What’s a Cinque Terre?” or “Where the heck is Cinque Terre?” or “How on earth do you pronounce Cinque Terre? Is that Italian? Spanish?” Because the lesson title might […]

Laurel Hill Sketch

Laurel Hill Sketch

Fred and I went camping last week at Laurel Hill State park. It’s up in the mountains east of Pittsburgh, a great place to get away from it all. (Translation: there was no cell service.) Our campsite at Laurel Hill When I talk about camping, I really mean “glamping” – we aren’t exactly roughing it […]

Gettysburg Sketch

Gettysburg Sketch

My husband and I went camping last week near Gettysburg, PA, and spent a day visiting the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and driving around the battlefield. We followed the auto tour through beautiful Pennsylvania farmland with fields of corn, split rail fences, and beautifully restored Civil War-era farmhouses.  5 x 8 Pentalic Aqua Journal […]

Fall Road Trip Sketchbook – Part 2

Fall Road Trip Sketchbook – Part 2

My last post was all about our trip to the Delaware shore, but there’s more to the story. After four days in Cape Henlopen, we hooked up the camper and hit the road, headed for a park in Virginia that overlooks the Potomac River.  All sketches done in a 5″ x 8″ Pentalic Aqua Journal […]

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