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Where is Waldo....oh I mean Sue Cable!

A Place of Calm

Have you ever wondered what it is like to paint in "Plein Air" or in the outdoors like the old French impressionists? If you live in Colorado, you are welcome to come watch me paint at three different Plein Air Festivals this summer. If you are not local, you can still follow along my journey by joining my instragram or facebook pages, "SueCableArt" (see the links below).

On June 1st through 8th I will be painting in the Boulder Plein Air Festival and will be posting my locations each day on both my Instagram and Sue Cable Art Facebook page. I'd love to see you out there and am happy to share my process with you while I am painting. For more information, and to see the final exhibit and sale click here Boulder Plein Air Festival.

Tending Garden (Boulder Plein Air Scene)

Going with the Flow

On August 22nd through the 30th I will be participating for the first time in the Estes Park Plein Air Festival. I will be spending a fair amount of time painting in Rocky Mountain National Park and really looking forward to that opportunity. For more information, and to see the final exhibit and sale click here Estes Park Plein Air

On September 20th through 27th I will be painting in the beautiful fall colors at Steamboat Springs. The scenery and colors always makes this a special event for me. For more information, and to see the final exhibit and sale click here Steamboat Plein Air

All three of these events will give you great insight to the world of Plein Air Painting. If you are looking for some great landscape art there will be plenty of it.

Sweet Scent of Fall (from Steamboat Springs 2023)

But before all of that fun starts I'm heading off to Asheville, North Carolina and the Great Smokey Mountains for the Plein Air Painting Convention. I will be joining hundreds of artists from all over to watch 80 well known artist demonstrate their work. Every afternoon we will be going out to paint in different locations while the faculty walk around to help and critique our work. This will be my third time at this convention and I always come with lots of inspiration!

In my upcoming newsletters I will be sharing some of what I learned through all of these experiences. In the meantime I hope to see you all soon, and don't forget to stop and see all the beauty surrounding you!