by Dawn Chandler | Mar 8, 2013 | mixed media landscape, Newtown, snow, text in art, winter
ou tend ce chemin (where does that road lead?) ~ by dawn chandler ~ 16″ x 8″ ~ mixed media ~ copyright dawn chandler 2013Snow. Been hoping for more of it. Maybe posting this painting will tease some out of the sky. This is my winter card painting for...
by Dawn Chandler | Jan 29, 2013 | en plein air, new mexico landscapes, oil painting, Santa Fe, snow, winter
snow falling on cedar… and scrub oak ~ by dawn chandler ~ oil on panel en plein air ~ 6 x 6 inches ~ copyright dawn chandlerI know all of Santa Fe (and perhaps all of Northern New Mexico?) is joining me in a sigh of relief today as we watch the snow come down —...
by Dawn Chandler | Jan 28, 2013 | mourning, Santa Fe, snow, Stowe, sunset, trees, Vermont, winter
wiinter sunset light across the stowe mountains and treetops ~ by dawn chandler ~ oil on panel ~ 6 x 6 inches ~ copyright 2013 dawn chandlerMemories of lost loved ones seem to resound most strongly at the end of a winter’s day. I don’t know why that is....
by Dawn Chandler | Jan 22, 2013 | new mexico landscapes, oil painting, pinon trees, santa fe rail trail, snow, Team Tortoise, winter
snow light on the santa fe railtrail ~ by dawn chandler ~ oil on panel ~ 6 x 6 inches ~ copyright dawn chandlerTwo years.That’s how long I’d lived here in Santa Fe before stepping foot onto the Rail Trail.Chalk it up to ignorance. Though I drove passed the...
by Dawn Chandler | Jan 11, 2013 | new mexico landscapes, Newtown, oil painting, Santa Fe, snow, winter
winter sun across the afternoon ~ by dawn chandler ~ oil on panel ~ 6 x 6 inches ~ copyright dawn chandler 2013Happy New Year, Friends!Just over a week in to this new year and I am feeling positively radiant with creativity and plans and goals and gratitude.The new...
by Dawn Chandler | Dec 24, 2012 | santa fe new mexico, snow, winter
This is my Christmas tree: an ancient, deceased cholla cactus (sans needles) that’s been brought back to life in the spirit of Charlie Brown. A Christmas Cholla. But more than that, it’s a Gratitude Tree. For each day these past few weeks, I’ve...
